A great question about accountability and priorities: Where you put your time and attention says a lot about who you are. It says a lot about you as a human being. You have some idea in your head of all the stuff that is high priority to you. All the stuff that really matters. If I sat down and asked…
Posted by: Dave Gorman
Continuing the series: Give the new Coldplay album a chance – at least three listens before you make a final judgment… Note: I know this will offend some who believe you should instantly love everything Coldplay produce – but this is my honest advice…
Continuing the series: The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn’t said.
Continuing the series: Never mistake a clear view for a short distance.
Continuing the series: Not everyone needs a blog.
Dave Gorman (yes, the real one) has posted his reflections on the slightly washed-out Hay Festival which took place over the bank holiday weekend (how did they not expect rain!). “Buying wellingtons is a sure sign that things haven’t gone to plan. The only thing worse than buying wellies is needing to buy wellies and not being able to.” Gormablog…
Continuing the series: Don’t install an Olympic-sized pool if you’re only going to swim the width.
I took this especially for a couple of close friends – they know who they are ;o)
This picture was taken during a trip to Claydon House in Buckinghamshire. I don’t have any particular thoughts about a headstone for when I depart this world, and don’t usually have any interest in other peoples, but this simple example really struck me. Those who aren’t familiar with the verse and can’t quite follow it, see below… “what doth the…
Continuing the series: The only thing more undignified than having to beg strangers for money and food is being treated like you don’t exist, so even if you can’t give the homeless your money, at least be charitable with eye contact.
