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It’s a good life - February has been a fun month ☑️
28/02/2025

It’s a good life - February has been a fun month ☑️

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19/02/2025

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Documenting the journey 📝📷Thanks for the love friends ➡️
09/02/2025

Documenting the journey 📝📷
Thanks for the love friends ➡️

From now on you can call me Mr AI Powered ➡️
03/02/2025

From now on you can call me Mr AI Powered ➡️

There was a point in my 20s I realised I was semi waiting for someone to figure it out for me... then realised I was the...
28/01/2025

There was a point in my 20s I realised I was semi waiting for someone to figure it out for me... then realised I was the only one that could.

Taking full responsibility for your working life is the unlock anyone feeling lost needs.

If you’re feeling trapped and lost, it’s because you’re choosing to stay the same.

-If something isn’t working, fix it.
- If you’re under-skilled or undervalued, build your value, refine your skills.
- If you’re not loving your work, take responsibility and invest in learning.

We live in a time where knowledge is more accessible than ever before.

The skills you need are within reach, available to anyone willing to put in the effort.

Don’t spend any more of your days with a victim-mindset, blaming your past for your today.

Shift your focus to building something rare and valuable—a skill, a reputation, a body of work.

The only person who can change your life is you.

No one’s coming to save you.

Things and people I’ve seen, read and been inspired by over the past few weeks… work-life harmony 🌊
26/01/2025

Things and people I’ve seen, read and been inspired by over the past few weeks… work-life harmony 🌊

It’s easy to feel lost and confused as you kick off the New Year.The pressure for a fresh start.New goals.Eager to feel ...
08/01/2025

It’s easy to feel lost and confused as you kick off the New Year.

The pressure for a fresh start.
New goals.
Eager to feel motivated.

If that’s you, here’s a simple mindset shift to get unstuck:

If you don’t know where to start, start with yourself.

Your health.
Your physique.
Your knowledge.
Your skills.
Your mindset.

Building momentum in these areas is the most powerful way to gain clarity—it’s definitely worked for me.

At first, it might feel selfish.

“I should focus on being a good person, helping others, giving back…blah blah”

Of course, you should give back. That’s a given.

But if you’re not in a good place, you won’t be able to sustainably help others and instead end up people-pleasing, saying yes to everyone, running on empty which doesn’t help anyone.

It doesn’t last.
It isn’t authentic.
It’s exhausting.

This reminded me of someone else that gets this right (oh Christ so Ross is one of those insta quote people now):

“I will take care of me for you, if you will take care of you for me.” – Jim Rohn

Focus on getting the basics right—on you—and you’ll see the complex questions and mental clutter start to clear.

And, ultimately everyone around you benefits from the healthier, more focused, and empowered version of you.

Strolling into the first proper week of work in 2025 buzzing for the year ahead - personally & professionally.A thought ...
06/01/2025

Strolling into the first proper week of work in 2025 buzzing for the year ahead - personally & professionally.

A thought for the New Year 🎆 - “Resolutions” are a bad idea 👇

According to a study done by Bristol Uni, 88% of those who set New Year’s resolutions fail

This year I’ve tried to forget resolutions, goals, and plans— and set intentions instead.

2024 was the first year I really went about setting intentions and a vision for my year.

At the start of the year, I used affirmations (thanks to my sister ’s brilliant coaching), created a vision board, and executed on my ambitions with massive consistency.

Reflecting on 2024 over the past few weeks, I realised that while not everything went exactly as planned and some goals weren’t met, the outcomes were in fact mostly in line with my core intentions, the vehicle just different.

Why are intentions better?

1️⃣ They focus on the journey, not just the destination.

Goals can feel like a finish line you either hit or miss.

Intentions shift the focus to how you show up each day and keep you grounded in the process.

2️⃣ They are rooted in purpose, not pressure.

Resolutions often carry a sense of “fixing” something about yourself.

Intentions feel lighter and more empowering, connecting you to why you’re taking action.

3️⃣ They are adaptable.

Life rarely goes as planned, but intentions grow with you.

They’re not about ticking boxes—they’re about staying aligned, even when circumstances change.

4️⃣ They encourage consistency over perfection.

Intentions remove the all-or-nothing mindset, making it easier to show up consistently, even if imperfectly.

But, I may be absolutely wrong… let’s see.

Happy New Year 🤙

Want to share more online this year but keep holding back? This is for you 👇I just started a book 📚 I received for Chris...
05/01/2025

Want to share more online this year but keep holding back?

This is for you 👇

I just started a book 📚 I received for Christmas—“If I Could Tell You One Thing” by Richard Reed — which offers a great perspective on sharing knowledge and experience

(thanks for secretly shipping a 🧦 stocking half way across the world 🤶)

Sometimes, I hesitate to share my thoughts online, worried it might come across as though I think I “know best.”

In reality, we all know a little about something.

And when we share, whether our ideas resonate or challenge, we create opportunities for reflection, growth, and connection.

In the intro, Reed shares a great metaphor:

🏔️ While growing up walking the Yorkshire Dales, he enjoyed contributing to cairns—small stone piles left by hikers to guide others.

He compares these to advice or wisdom:

“A simple, easy practice, both altruistic and self-preserving in its aim: to help others find their path, knowing that the next time the lost fell walker could be you.”

Words of advice, like cairns, can guide us when we’re stuck in life’s fog or boggy terrain.

They draw on collective wisdom and experience to point us toward safer, better paths.

And, while it’s important to be mindful of where the ‘advice’ is coming from, engaging with others, asking questions, seeking knowledge, and maintaining relentless curiosity about the lives of others can bring unexpected benefits to everyone involved.

In 2024, I focused on sharing personal thoughts on X, sharing over 1000 posts in 6 months, bringing me immense clarity, a newfound confidence in my voice, and opportunity, whilst based on feedback I received, nudging others positively in the journey.

This year, I’m committing to being more active here—adding stones to the collective cairn, hoping they’ll guide others, knowing I’ll benefit from the wisdom shared in return.

If you’re looking for more clarity, connection, and consistency in 2025:

⬇️ Consume less.
⬇️ Judge less.
⬇️ Doubt less.

⬆️ Create more.
⬆️ Share more.
⬆️ Engage more.

Here’s to contributing to a few cairnes this year.

One of the best New Years with amazing friends, new and old, to end one of the best years.Feeling very grateful to 2024 ...
02/01/2025

One of the best New Years with amazing friends, new and old, to end one of the best years.

Feeling very grateful to 2024 — for all the love and friendship — and excited for 2025 🤙

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