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A Friday threadAfter all we have done, we have to go backwardsI don’t know about you, but the announcements about cutting back to social gatherings of six were harder to

ThreadIntegrityThe greatest test of my integrity is not what others do, but what I do in response. A definition of integrity “is the quality of being honest and having strong

ThreadRememberingToday would have been my Mum’s 83rd birthday. She died just over two years ago, at home, as she wanted. I remember the day, and the days that followed. The

ThreadIt’s not getting easier, is it?It’s been an odd sort of day, after an odd sort of weekend. Various announcements and explanations about what has changed, what will change, what

ThreadWhat I lacked was self-awarenessApparently if I don’t come out of this without a new skill, and improvements to my knowledge, my business and my health, it’s not because I

ThreadNot all plain sailingIn the past few days, I have noticed that some people I know have started to find this tough. Some have found it hard from the beginning;

ThreadLooking backIt’s been good, and at times touching, to see people sharing memories on social media, birthdays, anniversaries, photographs of people and places that meant a lot at the time,

Thread (rather long, I'm afraid)A national day of anger and retributionIf you have read my threads before, you’re probably finding the heading of this one a bit strange. And if

ThreadGrief doesn’t walk in a straight lineIt’s been said that grief is love that we cannot share, or grief is love with nowhere to go. We often think of grief

ThreadKnowing what to do, and then doing it, can be hard. But not knowing what to do, and doing nothing, can be harder still.We often expect leaders to know what

ThreadOne thing at a timeSo many restrictions, so many uncertainties, so difficult to plan, so very frustrating. And on top of that, I have no choice. We know that if

ThreadAre we nearly there yet?Do you remember being on a journey when you were a child, and asking, Are we nearly there yet? Maybe you have been asked the same