Notebook Love Blog

We doubt there is a single person who will go through life without having to deal with a relationship breakdown. In many respects finding out what you don’t like about other people’s behaviour is a good marker for discovering what you do like.

Having a role model at work can have a massive impact, helping you to recognise and develop traits, values and behaviours you would like to see in yourself. 

You’ve got a business idea – in fact, you’ve had this idea buzzing in your head for some time. It’s a great idea – not totally new, perhaps, but certainly something that you think could work.

If only work were like ‘The Voice’ – important people sitting in large red chairs, with their back to you, really listening to what you have to say (sing).

If you’re living the Danish way, perhaps you’re already familiar with the concept of Hygge – Hooga if you are fathoming how to say it in English (with a sexy Danish accent - despite the fact the word actually originates from Norway.

Before de-cluttering the mind, let’s think for a moment about whether your mind is actually cluttered? And what do we mean when we suggest a decluttering?

Before getting into understanding your values, let’s briefly stop and think about what values are, and why they matter to us!

Aren’t they reserved for people in high-potential talent pools or who are already successful? Well, we think not!

The science suggests that journaling is good for your mood, your memory, self-confidence and emotional wellbeing. Before we dig into the topic of career journaling, let’s talk briefly about journaling in its broadest sense.