Reflection #010: Happiness is…
Happiness is completing a project, celebrating, and then preparing for the next one. I’ve just completed a publishing project (or a re-publishing project) with minor updates to the first three […]
Inspiration
Reflection #009: Tech in Schools, Critical Thinking Skills, & more
Topics: Excessive tech in schools has adverse effects. Using critical thinking to combat chaos. Brain neuroplasticity, and more in this Café Reflection. Over the past week I’ve come across some
Reflection #009: Tech in Schools, Critical Thinking Skills, & more Read More »
Reflection #008: Is Technology Dumbing You Down? Part Two
Is Technology Dumbing You Down – Part one is available to read here. This two part Café Reflection encourages you think about whether you are using technology as a tool,
Reflection #008: Is Technology Dumbing You Down? Part Two Read More »
Reflection #007: Is Technology Dumbing You Down? Part One
Maybe you’re wondering if technology is dumbing you down. The main thing to remember is that technology is a just tool like a shovel is just a tool. So use
Reflection #007: Is Technology Dumbing You Down? Part One Read More »
Reflection #006: Do You Have Free Will?
Do we have free will? The answer is “yes, we all have free will, even when faced with unpalatable choices.” This post explores the Covid-19 mandates and vaccine passports in
Procrastination – 1 Simple Strategy to Break This Negative Habit
Reflection #005 – Procrastination is a Negative Habit that Steals Your Dreams. Fortunately it is a negative habit that you can overcome by following the simple strategy which I am
Procrastination – 1 Simple Strategy to Break This Negative Habit Read More »
Reflection #004: Give Yourself Permission Now
Give Yourself Permission was originally an article written in November 2014, after attending a Christchurch Chapter meeting of the New Zealand Speakers Association. It was published on KESWiN Academy’s blog
Reflection #003: Write Your Stories Now
Why Write Your Stories? Author and Writing Coach, Deb Donnell reflects on why writing your stories is an important legacy for you to create. While this reflection was first posted