Live Fully Now
'Now' is both immeasurably small, and utterly all there is
Notes from the workbench
A few shelves from the archive, arranged by hand.
Pick a shelf and start anywhere.
Attention, family, teaching, and the things worth paying attention to.
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'Now' is both immeasurably small, and utterly all there is
It's never too early to start
Some thoughts while in-flight
It's day 1 of 2024, and I've already done what will be one of my favourite activites for the year
From an engraving made on a tree in 1844...
a beautiful poem by Maya Angelou
One of my favourite hobbies
1890, on 'flight'
How we spend our time, energy and attention are perhaps the most fundamental of our choices.
I've been wondering about new hobbies for a while
Sometimes help is a hindrance
Alan Watts was a British philosopher, writer, and speaker best known as an interpreter and populariser of Eastern philosophy for a Western audience
Maybe in curating photographs, we are curating our own identity, both for ourselves and our family and friends.
Share what you learn
Insights on protecting your attention and focus in a world of constant digital distractions, inspired by talks from Christopher Murphy and James Williams.
Personal development goals and strategies for continuous improvement, focusing on becoming a better version of yourself through intentional growth.
absorb - accept - adapt - respond - optimise
The Dalai Lama, when asked what surprised him most about humanity, said...
If you could only work for 1 more year - what would you do with that time? What about 20 years?
A little poem