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- RT @Adcramps: A message to heterosexual men (and too many women) we have been remote working for almost 10 months. Please learn your angles… 17 hours ago
- RT @No8ThorpeRoad: Awesome single person offices launching very soon. All the benefits of no8 in your own private office. ( not a pod) get… 19 hours ago
- RT @DollyParton: This year my birthday wish is a call for kindness. We can’t just hope for a brighter day, we have to work for a brighter d… 1 day ago
Author Archives: Sean Kent
A Close Shave…
I have beard envy, especially now that beards are back in fashion. However as my hair is very curly and wiry, whenever I have tried to grow a beard it very quickly grows back into my face. Add to that … Continue reading
Not all Surpluses are bad!
As a finance professional working in social housing, I have watched with some dismay and increasing irritation the media fuelled witch hunt about the increasing surpluses that some housing associations are publishing in their statutory financial statements. As any accountant … Continue reading
A matter of choice?
So some UKIP councillor has suggested that gay men be shot to encourage other homosexuals to ‘decide’ to be straight. And so the ongoing “nurture or nature” debate about sexuality continues albeit in a rather inflammatory way. While an increasing proportion of … Continue reading
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Mindfulness
For the last couple of month’s I have been using the Headspace mindfulness or meditation app. I’ve always thought that our mind and how we think has much more impact on our wellbeing than many of us realise. I suspect … Continue reading
Public or Private?
Last week we had our annual conference at work and this year the theme was Diversity. As part of that event we launched our own Human Library and I was privileged to be one of the books in it. This … Continue reading
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Kindly go to sleep
The subject of sleep has occupied my thoughts over the last few weeks. Often between 3:30 and 6:00am! Initially I tried not to worry about it too much, as I have found in previous years that my sleep pattern can … Continue reading
My Day of Compassion
Over the last few weeks I have been studying an Introduction to Social Psychology on Coursera. This lasts week’s subject has been Conflict and Aggression which concluded with a challenging assignment. We were tasked with living a day as compassionately … Continue reading
Invisible Parents
Originally posted on thoughtscomeamileaminute:
http://youtu.be/aeBy_q4i40s About the bravery it takes to be parents when who they are is not recognized.
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Meetings
Now there is a word that you either love or hate. Meetings can be great fun and achieve great results or they can be turgid and dire wastes of time. Most are somewhere in between I suspect. Today, a colleague and … Continue reading
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Inequality
Yesterday morning I was saddened to see in the blog of a colleague and friend that their pursuit of treatment for a mental health condition has faced another set back. The blog is here if you would like to read … Continue reading