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Archive for the ‘Mental Game’ Category

  • The Man Who Tasted Shapes

    25 Jan 2019

    The Man Who Tasted Shapes – Richard E Cytowic It began in a kitchen. Two men talking over a roast…

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  • Keeping a New Year’s resolution in 9 easy steps

    04 Jan 2019

    Keeping a New Year’s resolution… We all make them, but how many of last year’s resolutions are you still keeping…

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  • My UnChristmas Message

    19 Dec 2018

    My UnChristmas Message For the next two weeks, the Christmas religion of consumerism tells us everyone is supposed to achieve…

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  • Taking risks in the farmers’ market

    07 Nov 2018

    How often do you find yourself taking risks? Recently, my wife and I visited a farmers’ market along with our…

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  • 6 (easy) ways to overcome procrastination

    10 Oct 2018

    Do you want to overcome procrastination? We’re all good at putting things off. Of course, if we were that good…

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  • What was I when the cat needed letting in?

    28 Sep 2018

    Before the cat needed letting in the front door, I was about to write about the fun of visiting good…

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  • Don’t trust Jed Mercurio – he’s a crime writer

    12 Sep 2018

    Have you been watching Jed Mercurio’s latest series, Bodyguard? Do you trust him? A review in a paper this week…

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  • The Boots Scribbling Diary

    01 Aug 2018

    BOOTS SCRIBBLING DIARY Every year, when I was between about nine and thirteen, I’d buy one. A Boots Scribbling Diary.…

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  • Careful what words you use

    25 Jul 2018

    Be careful what words you use. They say, “Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never hurt…

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  • What I learned from the World Cup

    21 Jun 2018

    Bored with the World Cup? Take another look. Football has probably taught me more about people and psychology than anything…

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