This article explores the benefits of going alcohol free, following Alcohol Awareness Week and a related post last week. Read more to see how going alcohol free could benefit your life.
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Last week was Alcohol Awareness Week and I shared the video above on LinkedIn and received lots of great thoughts, feedback and comments from my network. So I’ve decided to share here too, in the hopes it might spark something for someone reading or watching. I’m coming up on twelve years, two months, and three
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This week’s SNAP looks at how you can create your ambiance when travelling to suit your mood, by listening to music or podcasts.
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This week’s SNAP is about movement snacks – that is grabbing a small slice of movement wherever you can on your travels.
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This week’s SNAP looks at how you can create your ambiance when travelling to suit your mood, by listening to music or podcasts.
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This is the second of June’s SNAP series which is all about travel hacks, and this time I’m talking about why it’s good to sometimes slow down and consider taking the scenic route. This follows on from last week’s tip about how I get nutrition on the go. Take the slow train So, you may
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I’m starting June’s SNAP series which is all about travel hacks, with my tip for nutrition on the go. This is the first of four SNAPS I’ll be sharing this month on this topic of travel hacks. As a reminder, a SNAP is ‘short novel and practical’ tips and advice on a particular topic.) Getting
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This week’s SNAP is all about energy, and the idea of an energy exchange. Why? Well, energy is one of the most essential resources for our own sustainability. This is the last topic in our series of articles about the idea of personal sustainability. I’ve discussed the other aspects of personal sustainability in previous posts,
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You might be wondering why the image for this week’s blog is Wilson from the beloved Hollywood movie Cast Away. For anyone who doesn’t know, Wilson is an imaginary companion created by the shipwrecked Chuck Noland, played by Tom Hanks. But he didn’t just didn’t just talk to this friendly-faced football. Throughout the film, Wilson
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Sustainability and the value of integrity is the topic I’ll be discussing this week. This is something I’ve personally reflected on a lot recently in terms of honesty, personal boundaries and with regard to other resources such as time and money. How much is enough?
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