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Earlier this year, I wrote an article about deliberately throwing myself into something that scared me: a brand-new sport. Not because I was naturally athletic, nor because I wanted accolades. I did it because I wanted to feel proud of doing something outside my comfort zone. The goal wasn’t victory — it was courage, effort, and the thrill of confronting uncertainty head-on. First Slalom competition, one spill and four overtakers. First time EVER on a slalom run! Six months l

As the leaves should  be turning golden but instead cling on in the sporadically blazing heat, something else is stirring: it’s...

Only last Saturday (28 June), I found myself thigh-deep in the River Great Ouse, clutching a paddle and wobbling my way into a kayak for...

In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and shifting economic landscapes, the concept of a linear career trajectory is...

It's been a week since my last post, and I wanted to share what's been happening. If you've been following my journey, you'll know that...

Imagine a tranquil morning in the picturesque green spaces of St Neots, accompanied by the gently spoken words of Fearne Cotton's Happy...

Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting my God-Mother while she delivered a thought-provoking sermon to her Methodist congregation. Her...

These past few weeks have presented significant challenges for me. As a woman navigating perimenopause, I've encountered difficulties in...