HeyJaredWalking Along The Playful Path
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The Playful Path: A Different Way to Meet Life (opens the original)
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On Thursday 24 September, I’m hosting The Playful Path, a free 60-minute experiential workshop where we’ll explore the invisible rules that shape how we live, what happens when those rules stop fitting, and what becomes possible when we approach life a little more playfully.You don’t need to be naturally playful (though deep down you are).You don’t need to be good at games.You just need to be curious about what else might be possible.JOIN THE FREE WORKSHOPAnd if the works
Making a Living From What You Love - Without Depending on Social Media (opens the original)
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How many hours have you given to social media this week?And when you look honestly at what you’re getting back, is it giving you what you actually want?Or has it just eaten your time?I'm not anti-social media. I'm on Instagram and Facebook myself. But I've become increasingly interested in whether we have to depend on social media to build a creative business.I want to share something I’ve been part of for the last four years.I’m a member of Majik Mind, a creative community of coaches and creato
We All Need a Quest (opens the original)
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A couple of months ago, in June, I spent a day at Tintagel in Cornwall - a place surrounded by the legends of King Arthur.I filmed a video while I was there, and today I’ve finally released it on YouTube.Stunning scenery and beautiful shots filmed by Sara Pozzoli.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!wMoH!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack
Oopss - 30 Years Later, the Question Is Still the Same (opens the original)
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Oops - I sent the Italian version here this morning! Here’s the English one for my English-speaking friends.Thirty years.Saying it like that feels pretty strange and, to be honest, it makes me a little emotional.I left with my friend Ed. We were 21, and at that point in my life I was pretty lost. I had split up with a girl I loved very much about six months earlier, I had been under pressure with the final part of university, and I really didn’t have a very good way of studying. Though I put the
30 anni dopo, la domanda è ancora la stessa (opens the original)
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English version here: Trent’anni.A dirlo così fa un certo effetto e, a dire la verità, mi commuove un po’.Sono partito con il mio amico Ed. Avevamo 21 anni e io, a quel punto della mia vita, ero abbastanza perso. Mi ero lasciato da circa sei mesi con una ragazza che amavo tantissimo, avevo la pressione della parte finale dell’università addosso e non avevo proprio un gran metodo per studiare. Sono sempre stato un po’ dislessico, anche se non sono mai stato diagnosticato, e l’università non era e
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