Observations on Being a Weekend Father, Creating New Memories and Figuring Life Out
Whilst my last article was a light-handed look at the individual characteristics of twelve entrepreneurs, I have found their actually are ten different types of entrepreneurs. You will notice that some of us meet multiple types, some only one or two, and the bonus we wish we could be. Either way, take a close look... Continue Reading →
Starting a business can be an exciting and challenging venture. However, many first-time business owners find themselves navigating unfamiliar territories and encountering various obstacles along the way. Here are some common mistakes made: Living in Fantasy Worlds One common mistake made by first-time business owners is living in a fantasy world of unrealistic expectations. While... Continue Reading →
Isn't it scary how Large language models (LLMs), like ChatGPT , are having a huge impact on society and computing, similar to how search engines like Google transformed the internet. LLMs are all the rage right now! They can do so much for us, like writing emails for social or business, compiling reports based on... Continue Reading →
Whilst bones repair in my ankle due to a broken fibula, I have a had fun day so far finding free online courses to do for the next few weeks whilst I am stuck indoors. There's actually a lot more than I imagined. Whilst down a rabbit hole, I found bard.google.com . After a skim... Continue Reading →
I am. I can. I will. This is just a moment. About five weeks ago I posted on Facebook how my broken ankle is impacting on my mental health, my inner turmoil with a lot of other factors happening in my life, plus the displeasure of not having an income from my small-business. I also... Continue Reading →
In the hustle and bustle of our fast-paced lives, it's all too common to let life's little pleasures slip through our fingers unnoticed. Sometimes the chaos that often engulfs our daily routines might make all the chores involved seem like an overwhelming task. As we wander through the familiar clutter of our homes, a jumble... Continue Reading →
This morning, after being introduced to the new AI features on Bing , I asked the chat-function the following: "Write a 600 word article on the benefits of using AI for my business." The response was surprising good. So I copied it, added the referenced sites - and here it is for you to read.... Continue Reading →
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 →
I have a coffee cup that reads: "Photographers keep things in focus". It's an adage I attempt to live by, but it's not always that easy. Life has a way of throwing us off balance, much like trying to capture that perfect shot while your subject keeps moving. You know, it's like setting up the... 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…