No Wi-Fi, But A Better Connection
I spent the weekend completely offline. No Wi-Fi, no signal, no scrolling. At first, it felt awful. But somewhere between the silence and three finished books, I found something much better a real connection.
Easy mindfulness activities for you to enjoy
Mindfulness activities involve no more than being fully present and engaged in the moment, and being aware of our thoughts and feelings without judging them or getting too caught up in them.
Your 2026 Prep Starts with Feedback.
November is one of the most reflective months for event professionals. People look back on what they’ve achieved, what they haven’t, and whether the role they’re in still excites them. Motivation is high, honesty is higher, and conversations about what comes next feel natural. Use this downtime whether spent planning or simply recharging to gain a strategic edge.
The Female Body: Thriving on Balance
You're plunging into ice, fasting, and skipping carbs for "optimisation."
But for the female body, these aggressive trends are triggering cortisol spikes and hormonal chaos.
Want to stop the burnout and find the balance that truly makes you thrive? Read on for the gentle adjustments that actually work.
How to Choose Peace in an Unstable World.
In our busy lives, we often attribute stress to external situations. Yet, as Buddha taught, it actually arises from our own unrealistic expectations and distorted views. The mists of autumn have brought a period of great transition for me. Change is hard! As I navigate this journey, I'm focusing on self-kindness, compassion for others, and finding greater inner peace and freedom from stress.
The Benefits of Going Online
With 2026 planning already beginning, the question isn't whether to go online, but how to build a business that offers this freedom to both you and your clients.
Anxiety vs. Everyday Nerves
Signs you could have an anxiety disorder and aren't just a 'worrier' It matters if you always feel 'on edge'
The Beauty of the Struggle: Loving and Learning Through the Body
Discover the beauty in struggle how patience, presence, and the body’s wisdom turn challenges into lessons in resilience and growth.
Ways to Feel Happier Going into Autumn
Life is a series of seasons. Some are filled with sunlight, while others are stormy, but none of them last forever. When you embrace this truth, you gain the courage to endure the hard times and the wisdom to savour the good ones. So, whether you're celebrating or enduring, remember that every moment is temporary, and your future is filled with endless possibilities.
The Pull of the Past and Future
Ever catch yourself living three months, or even three years, ahead of where you actually are?
You're not alone. It's easy to get stuck in the future and miss the present, whether you're worrying about your career, planning a move, or constantly wondering what's next.
September: A Time for a Fresh Start
That familiar back-to-school feeling is here, and it’s the perfect time for a fresh start.
With the end of summer, I am ready for a fresh start. I am getting back into a routine and focusing on a key skill for success: setting boundaries.
Discover why saying "no" is an act of self-kindness, not selfishness, and how you can set your first boundary with confidence.
Casperia: A Trip of Connection and Calm
Casperia is a small village located in the Sabine hills of Italy. Known for its quiet, medieval streets and scenic views, it's a place where life moves at a relaxed pace. Interestingly, Casperia also has a special connection with Ireland, being twinned with Killarney. It's a simple, authentic destination for those looking to experience a quieter side of Italy.
Science Says: Smile More, Lead with Heart
It’s easy to get caught up in the stress and daily grind. But what if a smile could be one of your most powerful tools? This blog explores how a genuine smile, paired with the powerful practice of gratitude, can not only transform your own well-being but also influence how others perceive and trust you.
The gentle power of Yin Yoga
Step onto your mat for Yin yoga, a practice that targets the deeper parts of your body the connective tissues like ligaments and joints. Instead of a fast-paced workout, this is a slow and quiet practice. You hold each pose for a few minutes, allowing your body to gently open and release tension. It's a simple way to improve your flexibility and find a sense of peace.
Oh So Quiet
Some weeks, the world truly quiets down. Media coverage, notifications, everything slows. While this can bring relief, it often feels disorienting.
When things seem calm, it's common to feel confused, anxious, wondering: "What's coming next?"
Create Your Own Retreat
Summer Retreats Are Here!
We're in the middle of our third heatwave – also known as summer. And summer means it's time for retreats!
If you can’t plan a retreat right now, don’t worry. You can still enjoy a refreshing retreat experience at home. Here’s how…
Three Good Things
The "Three Good Things" Exercise
Did you know your brain's natural bias is to dwell on the negative, a survival instinct that often overlooks the positive?
Beyond the Comfort Zone
This blog looks at the framework of comfort, stretch, and panic zones – a concept that has shaped my own career. We'll look into what each zone feels like, why staying too long in the familiar can actually hold you back, and how to find that place for genuine growth.
Let’s Dance
Dancing to music isn't just fun, it's a powerful way to lift your mood, sharpen your mind, and energise your whole body. From boosting brainpower to release stress, unlock the incredible reasons why moving to a beat makes you feel so good.
Ready to find your perfect rhythm and transform your well-being?