Stephen Mitchell | Life Lessons, Creativity & Personal Growth
Observations on Being a Weekend Father, Creating New Memories and Figuring Life Out
Over the past few years, I've realised and learnt these twelve guiding principles, and now I'm actively applying them in my life every day: Embracing Each Moment's Worth:I have learned to live fully, relishing each moment by staying present and finding joy in every thing I do, all whilst embracing life's beauty. Setting My Priorities... Continue Reading →
Imagine climbing a big mountain – it's tough, right? Andy Rooney says life is like that: Everyone wants to live on top of the mountain, but all the happiness and growth occurs while you’re climbing it.– Andy Rooney Rooney suggests that our desire for the top might make us forget the value of the climb.... Continue Reading →
I often write prose, poetry or long-ish articles after hearing or reading quotes that make me think after the past, the present and the future. This is one of them: Life is a journey of constant transformation, a series of evolving selves that shape our existence. In the poignant words of the Doctor in 'The... Continue Reading →
I used to believe that becoming an entrepreneur meant total freedom - set my own hours, wear comfy clothes, work from home, and watch the money roll in. The media sure makes it look that way, selling the dream of overnight success and easy money. But let me tell you, reality hits different. Entrepreneurship isn’t... Continue Reading →
As the curtains close on the past three decades of my life, from 25 to 55, I feel a sense of hope. Reflecting on the diverse experiences, moments, and hard work instills optimism for what lies ahead. Those years, filled with love and loss, victories and defeats, gifted me a kaleidoscope of lessons. It was... Continue Reading →
Generosity is a simple truth of life. A gift isn't about losing something; it's about gaining a connection. When you share, you create a bridge between hearts, opening doors to possibilities and filling the air with a certain kind of energy. Gratitude, my friends, that's the secret sauce. It's like a sprinkle of magic that... Continue Reading →
Running a window washing business on our cozy island, I've learned that success isn't just about clean glass; It's also about cultivating daily habits that lead to self-improvement. Here are five simple habits that have transformed my small business journey. Reliability:Being reliable builds trust with customers. Showing up on time and delivering quality service sets... Continue Reading →
In the hidden corners of my world, I've decided to shake things up. It's not a big revolution, just a subtle shift, a journey inward to find the real tunes in my life. I'm ditching habits that muffle my inner self, the person I once was, I'm returning to the careful casual guy I was... Continue Reading →
In the everyday world, our memories are like a personal library of experiences. Steven Bartlett's quote, "Memory's without Emotion equals Wisdom," suggests that when we look at our memories without the feelings attached to them, we can find valuable lessons. Let me break this into simpler terms that may motivate and inspire us all. Think... Continue Reading →
I wanted to share a bit about what I've been going through lately. About a year ago, I got diagnosed with depression. It really caught me off guard, yet looking back, it started taking root in early 2022 during the Ukraine crisis. The news got to me, and my mind went to some pretty dark... Continue Reading →
Many of our core values and morals are not just shaped by traditional sources like family and education; they often find their roots in the movies we adore. Films have a unique way of delivering impactful messages that resonate with us, shaping our perspectives, influencing our decisions, and even altering our outlook on life. These... Continue Reading →
I recently made a fascinating discovery about myself, and I wanted to share it with you all. It's about the intriguing difference between my mind and my spirit. Sometimes my mind tends to get a bit down and gloomy. It can feel like there's a cloud of pessimism hanging over my thoughts. You know, those... 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…