Whilst I was away I took a book called ‘Everyday Heroes’ with me by Flavia. I have loved her work for a long time. I remember the first discovery was a pink mug with a shooting star inside it, and the inscription ‘You’re a Star’. It made my heart sing.
My nana bought my daughter a little picture book by Flavia and it reminded me how lovely and inspiration the world could be.
I love her spirals and stars most of all I think, and her smily sunshines.
Wyrd by Sue Gough
A novel written in 1993 that reminds me of Da Vinci Code. I am not sure why and will have to reread it but everytime I think of Da Vinci Code, I have a connection with Wyrd that I discovered in the school library and loved reading a couple of years ago.
Happiness At Work
I read this blog last night. I totally agree with what the author is putting forward here. Work is such a central part of our life and if we aren’t happy there it can be bad for our health. I love Riccardo Semler’s books and I have also enjoyed Anita Roddick’s writing on this topic as well as everything she writes.
I think happiness is always our own responsibility, yet having said that as an employer there are ways to encourage it and not. I look forward to reading Alex’s book on this and watching his process as well.
I have lots to do today and normally this kind of workload would make me groan but I can’t help feeling happy for lots of reasons.