Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth
Observations on Being a Weekend Father, Creating New Memories and Figuring Life Out
Life has a funny way of throwing us unexpected challenges that can knock us off our feet—sometimes quite literally. How do I know this? I woke up on the 25th June 2023, ready to conquer the world, only to realise that I not only have a broken ankle , but also my normal day job... Continue Reading →
This is my mantra that keeps me going every day. Be Happy, Live Smart, Stay Strong Because I have had bad days, even weeks and months. So way back in 2017 I decided I needed something that would and could stay with me even on my dark days. Over a few months of revisions, I... Continue Reading →
Embrace Daily Gratitude: Find Joy in Appreciation Pause each day to embrace gratitude. Recall the stranger who guided you during an epic hike or the comforting warmth of a morning coffee. These moments of appreciation, like rays of sunshine, brighten even the darkest days. By consciously recognizing the good in our lives, whether it's a... Continue Reading →
An additional benefit of maturity is realising that it will not only improve your standing in the family, it will also improve your connection with your wife. There is no doubt life is better when you have a matter mindset. As someone who's lived through a few seasons of life, you know that a matter... Continue Reading →
As I sit here reminiscing about the past, I can't help but smile, all thanks to the infectious energy of my now 8-year-old son who has a knack for injecting life with a playful attitude. It's amazing how children can inspire us to embrace the joy in the simplest of things. Cast your mind back... Continue Reading →
I've learned over the last twelve months that dealing with high anxiety moments can be quite a challenge. Here are six approaches that I have tried (sometimes successfully) that can help, but only if you put in the effort: Breathe Deeply: When anxiety hits, taking slow, deep breaths can do wonders. It's a simple yet... Continue Reading →
From a single frame on Peter McKinnon’s 14-Sept-2023 vlog , I have realised I need to upgrade the side hand-grip on my Canon EOS M. That frame: The new side hand-grip: SMALLRIG Mini Side Handle Handgrip with Dual 1/4”-20 Screw Mount for Mirrorless Digital Camera DSLR. More details, plus possibly a vlog about it on... Continue Reading →
I recently found myself trapped in a relentless cycle of negativity, self-deprecation, and an overwhelming inability to genuinely feel good about myself. Each day seemed like an uphill battle against my own thoughts and beliefs. I knew how and why I had spiraled into this disheartening state, but for the longest time battled to remedy... Continue Reading →
Around a year back someone suggested that I might be a narcissist. This led me to spend a lot of time reflecting on it, and I came to realize that I don't exactly fit that description, but I do hold myself in high regard. I kind of have to believe in myself because, well, no... Continue Reading →
In this article, I won't be discussing entrepreneurial tips. Instead I explore a more personal topic - marriage re-connection. Why? In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, we often focus on chasing dreams and work. It's crucial to remember that our most vital journey is the one we share with our loved ones, especially our partners... Continue Reading →
This morning I've come to a profound realization that has shaken the very core of my beliefs about love and self-worth. For the longest time, I've been fervently fixated on finding solutions to the intricate complexities of love, dedicating my heart and soul to simply loving more. However, in this relentless pursuit, I have inadvertently... Continue Reading →
I recently discovered the concept of "Possibility Thinking" in a Facebook reel, and it intrigued me enough to delve into it further. "... a fresh perspective that goes beyond the binary realm of positive and negative thinking." After some research, I've learned why possibility thinking is often considered more ideal than its counterparts. Possibility thinking... Continue Reading →
Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth 
[…] with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet I…
[…] Living with XXY, and alone now, has taught me that my brain is wired differently to most – yet…