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19/06/2018

This one hits home.

Simon T. Bailey - Listen This is the story of how one daughter made her father question everything.

12/12/2017

08/09/2017

I want to tell you a story.

Once upon a time, a little girl was born. Her parents didn't have much money, but her mother was very creative. They lived in a small apartment in a poor part of town; everywhere you looked in the apartment were plants that the mother tended almost as lovingly as she did the little girl, and the girl thought of her home as a jungle with vines everywhere.

The little girl and her mother spent countless hours sitting on the floor in their small apartment playing make believe with the little girl's toys. A favourite was a set of tiny farm animals, plastic trees and a little farmer ("Farmer Johnson"), which were used to create stories and nurture the little girl's imagination.

Forty years later, the grown woman who was that girl, can remember little of her early childhood but snippets, but the snippets are important to her. As an adult, she knows that logically, her mother must have done housework and other mundane stuff, but she doesn't remember that. She remembers her mother always having time for her, always being on the floor playing with her. And she loves seeing history repeat itself, watching her mother play with her grandson, sitting on the floor even though she is now in her sixties and getting up isn't easy anymore.

That little girl was me. And I would give almost anything to have photos of my mum and I playing on the floor like I remember we did. My mum gave me a precious gift for which I'll always be immensely grateful, but one day, my memory will fail me and what she did will cease to exist in my memory - and there will never be photos of it to remind me.

So to all of you who have little people who call you "mum" or "dad", what you do is important. You are shaping how this person will one day look back and view their life. You are a huge part of shaping their personality. Some days it's the most amazing, wonderful job in the world, some days, it's the sh*ttiest, but it's always, always important.

You are important. Please make sure what you do, who you are now, exists in photos - for those little people who will one day look back on all you did, and for yourself. You are so much, you do so much, you are more than enough and you matter so, so much.

Tara x

25/08/2017

As we age, we begin to crave the love of someone who has raised us, usually a parent. Our need to connect with that person is what shapes our identities.

02/01/2017

Een nieuw jaar betekent 365 nieuwe kansen om jouw droom te bereiken. Dit is jouw jaar!

22/12/2016

Jullie hebben ongetwijfeld gemerkt dat we al een tijdje bezig zijn met Momentum, training authentiek leiderschap, en misschien heb je er zelfs al aan deelgenomen.

Momentum is erop gericht om mensen te laten 'unpluggen', en in de unieke stilte die dan ontstaat authentieke keuzes te maken. Zo ontstaat authentiek leiderschap, waarin je leert doen wat écht telt.

Op de aparte Facebook-pagina voor Momentum vind je dan ook nuttige artikelen gericht op onze permanente (maar zelf opgelegde) drukte, en hoe je die het best kunt ontvluchten. Ik wil jullie dan ook van harte uitnodigen om de pagina te liken.

Ken je iemand die ook wel eens wil doorschieten in druk-zijn? Tag hem of haar in dit bericht. We zullen je allebei dankbaar zijn :)

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02/11/2016

Doe wat belangrijk is (zonder wfi☺️)

18/10/2016

14/10/2016

The simple and effective strategy to change a stress reaction at work and why this matters.

This article first appeared on QuietRev.com Leigh Stringer wants you to take care of yourself at work, and she knows how you can do it. By making ...

21/09/2016

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