This is our chance to define a new version of normal, a rare opportunity to get rid of the bullshit and only bring back what works for us, what makes our lives richer, what makes our kids happier, what makes us our true selves. We get to Marie Kondo the shit out of our lives.

I wish common sense was more common...

Sometimes, especially when information is unclear, we see what we want to see. Just as we can look at an image & see things that aren’t there, we can look at the world with skewed perceptions of reality. Let’s listen better to other perspectives & be curious about their veracity.

This is a neat little article on calculating employee turnover, with some logical insights that are often overlooked. A good one to keep handy. ⁦Thanks ⁦TINYpulse⁩ tinypulse.com/blog/how-to-ca…

Food for thought: Perhaps what you once thought of as a cornerstone in your life is actually a stepping stone.

If you're always successful at bullshitting others it's because you don’t hang around people who are smarter than you.

A must read for some great productivity ideas: “Find a ritual that can mark the end of your workday and give you something to look forward to. These help you celebrate what you have accomplished (rather than focusing on what still needs to be done).” hbr.org/2020/08/how-to…

So simple ☺️

My mind is like a million Google tabs all open at the same time - a whole bunch are still loading; tons are completely useless; a ridiculous number have frozen; some are restarting; and only a select few are active.

Came across this quote that really resonated: “We accept the love we think we deserve.” - Stephen Chbosky I’ve gotta set the bar higher. I’m probably not the only one.

In a world that seems pretty messed up right now, there's a good brain-based argument for a little more kindness: Kindness makes your brain work better. #WorldKindnessDay info.melissahughes.rocks/neuronugget/3-…

Is there a #MarieKondo equivalent for decluttering the emotional shit from our lives? Asking for a friend.

Sh*t happens to all of us. No-one has the perfect life, & it’s up to us to check on the people in our world. This R U OK? Day is a great reminder to genuinely ask, “are you OK?” and help someone who might be struggling feel connected and supported, long before they’re in crisis.

What can we do this R U OK? day? It doesn’t stop at just a question, or after today. Here’re some initial ideas: #RUOKDay

It’s not always just about what people say or do, but how they say it, what they’re focusing on, and what they’re not doing. #RUOKDay

What if you feel it’s none of your business? Stats show that it’s better to ask than not at all. #RUOKDay

What happens if sh*t gets real? Be a good listener. Manage the emotions first, then the issue. Stay calm. #RUOKDay

It’s World Kindness Day today. Best way to honour this? Don’t be a d*ck. #WorldKindnessDay