Time is short. We only have a limited amount of it and sometimes it feels that there is none to spare. You need to think of your time as money. Kate Christie from Time Stylers recently spoke to Catherine Robson, Money Brain from The Sunday Age, about investing your time the way you invest your money. Click here for the full article.
I gave up on New Year’s Resolutions when I was a teenager. Call me a cynic, or perhaps a realist, but from a relatively young age I recognised that the resolutions I made for major personal change to occur from 1 January each year rarely panned out.
The affirmation exclaimed: ‘Claim it with a Yes!’. And what struck me most was not that thousands of people had typed ‘Yes!” in the hope of attaining this state of being, but the fact that I already have it. I am that Queen. I have created that life. And I am so bloody grateful for it.
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