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The little things….
Quote on wall outside Francis Bacon Studio in Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin. “Things don’t have to change the world to be important.” – Steve Jobs A baby step is enough, Mairead.
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Tagged all is well, awareness, baby steps, behaviour, Francis Bacon, little things, productivity, quote
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Getting forgetful?
(Morning! Or afternoon?) As I sit here at 8.30am on Monday morning I wonder why I don’t sit here at 3.30pm on a Sunday afternoon. Why wait until the last minute? Why set up a habit that doesn’t support the … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, behaviour, choices, decisions, habits, impact, intention, photography, problems, productivity
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Pause…. now, have a look at that thing you did….
(Seagull, taking a pause in Bath) I was digging in the garden yesterday and my project is very close to completion. You might remember the garden was overrun by weeds and I wondered how I might clear it? Turns out … Continue reading
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Tagged being present, break, coffee, Dublin, gardening, little things, now, pause, photography, productivity
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My garden is in the work phase.
(Not my garden… another view of the Birds and Bees garden at Bloom) The sun is shining and it was very easy to get out of bed, not least because I’m off on an adventure with Ashleigh and Megan today. … Continue reading
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Tagged all is well, Bloom, choices, garden, just do it, little things, patterns, photography, productivity, shame, wishes, work
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Look! It’s the break light!
(Graffiti in cafe toilet – I didn’t write it) I’ve uncovered another of my patterns and this one is big (for me). I’ve been working away for the past month on productivity. I’ve read the book, Getting Things Done by … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, awareness, baby steps, break, choices, decisions, fear, normal thinking, patterns, photography, productivity, shame, siesta
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Pause between the Cycles
(Raspberries in Liam and Kate’s garden) Today I’m doing housework. Sitting here on the sofa, squashed up between the upside down side tables, the books and the cushions, it looks like I’ve been very busy. I like this moment. Before … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, being present, Breathe. pause, healing, little things, photography, productivity, story
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Help me to make time….
(Beautiful things in my mother’s house) I have a request, so listen up! If I’m going to continue showing you how possible it is to “make” time to do the things you want to do, then I’m going to need … Continue reading
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Tagged choices, intention, little things, making time, photography, problems, productivity, recipes, wishes
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