Tag: reflections

Make Time to Reflect

4 August 2014

This is a post from my My 20-day Zappos + Buffer Values Challenge "Make Time to Reflect" My favourite way to reflect is solo hiking. The fewer people the better. Some people have told me that going deep inside their head, and being just with themselves is scary. I respect and understand that, but I find […]

Q2 Review of my plans for 2014

24 July 2014

In January, I put together a list of things I wanted to get done in 2014, this is my second review of how I'm doing. As I mentioned in my Q1 review back in April, it's one thing to write down plans for the year, and another thing to review them at the end. But […]

Q1 Review of my plans for 2014

25 April 2014

It's easy to write New Year's Resolutions at the start of the year, then write about them at the end of the year, and wonder why you didn't lose weight, save money, or do that thing you wanted to. Basically, taking one step after another into mediocrity and suppressed ambition. It doesn't have to be […]

A Blog Post A Day: Looking Back

1 December 2012

31 days ago, I set out to write a blog post for every day in November. The low points: Posting various relatively poorly formatted, rushed or somewhat rambling posts that are probably below par. Rushing to midnight deadlines Desparately trying to push posts online at 11:50pm via GSM on a train! The high points: Completing various […]

#timontour Kungsleden/Abisko – Video Blog

25 October 2012

I recently got back from an epic backpacking adventure in Northern Sweden. It was essentially 12 days of walking through the Swedish mountains, in the Arctic Circle, on my own. Every day (ish) I made a video blog, and whilst I've not finished (not started actually!) processing the mass of photos and video I took, […]

Reflection #1 on Byron Review

14 April 2009

Parents are worried their children will not be able to tell the difference between Reality and Virtual Reality (in a game or online). – Byron Review In actual fact, the children grow up knowing the different expectation in social behaviour for the two different environments where as the parents never have. —Tim Dobson – a […]