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At the end of August, I took six days out just for myself. Having walked the South Downs Way in 2025, I had set my sights on the Ridgeway, considered Britain’s oldest road and travelled by people for more than 5,000 years.
Full of enthusiasm, I started out from the famous stone circle at Avebury … 160 kilometres through wide-open countryside, mostly on my own.
William Bridges had been grappling with many changes in his own life. Through a series of workshops and conversations with ordinary people facing all kinds of life transitions, he began to notice common patterns in how people responded to change.
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Ullswater Lake in Cumbria / North England
Long before we spoke about mindfulness, stress management, or inner calm, Celtic monks were searching for places where life felt more connected.
Last week, I was working from my client’s office in Hong Kong where we are currently deep into a large project together. I usually enjoy the energy in this newly established open-plan office overlooking the harbour. It’s a young and dynamic team, and the atmosphere reflects that. [Read more…] about Why sighing matters!
After WWII, Berlin was divided between the four victorious powers (UK, US, Russia and France), but the city itself lay deep inside the Soviet zone. In June 1948, the Western allies introduced a new currency — the Deutsch Mark — in their Western zones to stabilise the collapsing economy.
When the currency reform reached West Berlin, the Soviets saw it as a challenge and sealed every road, rail line and canal. More than two million people in West Berlin were suddenly cut off from food, fuel, and medical supplies.
The Allies now faced a stark choice. Abandon Berlin or try the impossible by attempting to supply a whole city by air.
And so, the Berlin Airlift began.
[Read more…] about The Christmas Story of Uncle Wiggly Wings
