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INTERNATIONAL CAT DAY AND THE ART OF BEING CURIOUS If there is one thing cats have absolutely nailed, it is curiosity. A cardboard box? Must investigate.A cupboard door? Obviously hiding something.A mysterious noise at 2am? Time to wake the entire household and conduct a full forensic investigation. 🐈 Curiosity should lead us somewhere, perhaps to new ideas. And on Saturday 8 August, International Cat Day gave us the perfect excuse to celebrate our feline friends and their a

Have you ever noticed what happens when you have too many browser tabs open? At first, everything works perfectly. You barely notice the extra tabs sitting there. Then a few more appear. A work document, an online shop you meant to come back to, a recipe you saved, a news article you wanted to read, something you need to remember for later. Before long, the computer starts slowing down. Not because one tab is the problem, but because they are all competing for attention at th

The British weather has a reputation for being unpredictable. You can leave the house in sunshine, encounter a sudden downpour before lunch, experience a dramatic gust of wind by mid-afternoon, and then wonder why you ever packed an umbrella in the first place! ☔ Interestingly, our careers can behave in exactly the same way. Changing weather results in changing landscapes! Recently, I found myself organising a large public event for a club I had only been involved with for ab