Day 6 of what started as an experiment simply to write a post a day for seven days, and has turned into something bigger: an experiment in gentle momentum. On Day 4, after I’d written that day’s post, I was chatting to someone and said, “I think I know what […]
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We often think momentum has to look a certain way. Moving quickly. Having a plan. Pushing through. But over the last few days I’ve found myself wondering whether we’ve been giving momentum far too much to live up to. Perhaps it doesn’t need to be fast. Perhaps it doesn’t need […]
When I started this gentle momentum experiment on Monday, I thought I was simply committing to writing seven LinkedIn posts. I didn’t expect it to lead here. So here’s what I’m doing on Tuesday afternoon. I’m bringing my to-do list, finding a quiet spot and getting on with a few […]
On Monday morning I was out with one of my Cinnamon Trust dogs. At his age, our walks are more of a gentle plod. I wandered along while he caught up on all the fresh smells. I suspect he mainly sees these visits as an opportunity to collect a fuss […]
Yesterday I found myself wondering whether momentum might be gentler than I’d always imagined. It felt like an interesting thought, so I decided to play with it for a while. Not by trying to prove anything. Just by noticing what happened. Then something unexpected happened. An idea arrived. I let […]
After a few weeks away from LinkedIn while I was limiting screen time because of my eye, I found myself wondering how to begin again. It wasn’t that I’d forgotten how to write. I’d simply lost the rhythm I’d fallen into. As I was thinking about it, I noticed the […]
A small handheld fan became an unexpected conversation starter and a reminder of how much we may have in common without realising it.
I’m looking forward to sharing this space with you. Over the coming weeks, I’ll be writing about the ordinary moments that have quietly changed the way I see life, and the conversations they spark. Not because I have all the answers. Just because sometimes a different way of looking is […]