Tag: New Years Resolutions
In 2021, Enough is Enough
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Nobody is perfect. When I wrote that JOMO was my word for 2020, part of my logic, was the power of saying No. 12 months later, I’ve not made the progress I had intended. We’ve spent at least 9 months trying to seek the Joy Of Missing Out on all […]
2020 – My year of Joy and of ‘Missing Out’
aimafidon
Back in 2018, my speaking agent dropped me a note asking whether I’d do an exciting gig in Cape Town. I was ready to say yes, but the event date really troubled me. 7th March meant that I’d have to do the ridiculous thing of not being in London during […]
Thanks to 2018, I can go beyond in 2019
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My guiding word for 2017 was Scale. It was an overwhelming year. So much so that I let it roll into 2018 without as much of a roundup blog. My word for 2018 was Nudge. My ‘remix’ of nudge theory was to make small intentional changes in order to help […]
Go on, push me. It’s 2016.
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My word in 2015 was ‘Build’. I completed on a flat in London; we recruited more people into the Stemettes team; about 4000 girls attended events, workshops and talks from the UK and across Europe. As hoped in 2014 my network of advisors and mentors grew, I started keeping receipts and I grew in experience. There […]
For 2013: 3 new years resolutions I won’t have and 1 new years objective I do have
aimafidon
“Daily habits and the rhythm of life take most of us captive, and we often end up doing what we’ve always done, and each year starts to look very much like the last…many of us make simple resolutions, like giving up alcohol, joining a gym, or cutting carbs” – from […]