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My wife and I were talking yesterday, about this blog. She was (and I was) laughing at the idea of me writing a blog, at the backend of 2025. Blogs are a bit 1990s aren't they? And how do you even grow a blog these days? Doesn't it involve tiktok, instagram, snapchat, facebook, linked in etc etc ad nauseam? I don't have any of those social media accounts (well, I kept my facebook, but only for the marketplace - it's got some great deals hasn't it?). I've never rally been a 't

I've started writing this blog post without much forethought of what to write. All I know is that I want to chat a little on the idea of the balancing act, and the four pillars that comprise it. The idea behind the idea was simple. Or rather, simplicity. A plan to confine life's wobbly boundaries into some sort of structure, an architecture that houses all the loose ends, unmet corners, and generally noisy mess of existence. A fool's errand most likely, and one started upon m

We’ve all seen it. We’ve all been there. The Productivity Promise. Endless reams of self-help books, videos, reels, articles that promise the world but leave you spinning in confusion, left stuck and in a state of overwhelming mental gloop.  This isn’t that.  The Balancing Act is the antidote to overwhelm and false promises. It’s a set of tools that are built for need, and for choice. The truth is, you can’t do everything, and nor should you - that’s the fast track to insanit