Category Archives: Choice and Change

The Frustration of Procrastination

Posted on 6th March 2019 by Emily

The Frustration of Procrastination Oh the irony of putting off writing about ‘putting things off’. Oh the pain of resisting getting started with something and finding endless ways not to do it. Oh the frustration of procrastination. I was prompted … Continue reading →

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Choice – a blessing or a curse?

Posted on 29th March 2017 by Emily

Choice – a blessing or a curse? I recently had cause to buy a new pull-out bin to fit inside a cupboard in my kitchen. Not a very scintillating purchase and one that I thought (hoped) would be a quick … Continue reading →

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Back to work: what if new stationery isn’t helping?

Posted on 6th September 2016 by Emily

Back to work: what if new stationery isn’t helping? There’s something about September that always signals a new start.  For me, it’s even stronger than the calendar New Year. It may be years since I left full-time education, but that ‘back to school’ … Continue reading →

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Signs that you are getting ready to change

Posted on 18th June 2015 by Emily

Signs that you are getting ready to change My hair has been long for most of my life.  Somehow it formed part of my visual identity and I had always liked it that way.  It came as quite a surprise … Continue reading →

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Choosing to tolerate or to change

Posted on 25th February 2015 by Emily

 Choosing to tolerate or to change By Emily Taylor, February 2015 According to a recent CIPD poll on work related New Year resolutions, 37% of respondents planned to look for a new job in 2015.  30% said they would focus … Continue reading →

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