This week we completed our first workshop here at Spirthill, Power & Purpose – two of our favourite subjects. For the full five days everything worked well in the new venue – much to our relief! We started with issues around our personal … Continue reading →
Every now and then we have what feels like an important dream and a couple of weeks ago I woke up after such a dream. It was both very complicated and also very simple. If I tried to laterally explain … Continue reading →
We are exhausted and exhausted for all the best reasons. We have completed a week of celebrating the marriage of David Ward and our Katie who, while she is still ours, is also his Katie. We have grown as a family … Continue reading →
Recently, Sue and I got some good news about a significant donation to VisionZambia, which was obviously a cause of gratitude and celebration but that is not the way it went; instead we had a spat which was not pleasant. … Continue reading →
By its nature passive aggression is hidden, often buried well below our conscious horizon. Therefore, many of us can claim we are free of any aggressive thoughts or behaviours. Most of us are familiar with overt aggression, that attacking, yelling physical violent … Continue reading →
Last weekend we came together with friends and family at Naish House to celebrate a goal achieved here. We opened the new Microbz centre; the sun shone and we all enjoyed ourselves. The centre will be used for seminars, brewing … Continue reading →
Susie was in Zambia last week and did great work with the people of Linda compound. One moment that stuck in her mind was when our friend Marie-Rose said, “I am not perfect, you are not perfect and when we … Continue reading →
A quick glance around the British political landscape and throwing your hands in the air would be a minor response. What a Mess! It is like a really really low tide, the water level has dropped like never before and all … Continue reading →
After today it will be over, the end of two sides at war with each other. The spectacle of watching people with little emotional maturity attack each other without understanding the long term consequences has been disheartening. There will be no … Continue reading →
Last week they buried my hero Cassius Clay better known as Muhammad Ali. As a teenager I boxed too only I was never as good as him. He was the greatest, an unimaginable athlete, a spectacle of majesty in the … Continue reading →
