There is no need to invest in unconscious bias tests or search the internet for one. We can simply do the exercise of paying attention to our thoughts when we travel.
Category: Reality
Relationship pruning
Looking back I can see the many times my choices on my life journey served as the gardener of my relationship tree and pruned away at my friendships.
The Sound of Silence
I wish I had lanterns to go out with, looking for myself, as Emily Dickinson was claiming to have. I look for lanterns in books, in podcasts, in new learning. In the few conversations I have with the few people who only listen, making no attempts to fix, pity or push me. The fog remains. And with it, the threat.
From Denmark, back to Romania: continuing the journey of self-discovery.
Here we are again, back in a Romania we chose this time, a new house but same crowds, wiser (maybe … ), older (in more ways than one), at the beginning of yet another road. As friends of mine who know more than me have taught me, change happens instantaneously and transition takes a long time, so that is where my family and I are now.
Could the re-election of Donald Trump be another (scary) indicator that education is broken?
What if we ask ourselves: what is this here to teach us? When the shock of the result passed, I asked this of myself and the answer came to me almost instantly: the results of these elections, and many other things happening in the world, represent privilege running rampant, in a world where education is broken and has been for a while.
Listening to My Scars: A Journey to Pain Relief. Who Knew?
I decided to actually see an osteopath when the pain in my left hip started to change who I was and the way I behaved.
Connect 