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The Case for Doing Things Slowly
We have become deeply suspicious of anything that takes time. If a business has not taken off within a year, we assume the idea must be wrong. If a fitness plan has not transformed our body within six weeks, we lose interest. If a child is not reading, sleeping, speaking or behaving according to some imaginary timetable, we worry that something has gone awry. We plant a garden in spring and feel vaguely cheated when it does not resemble Chelsea Flower Show by June. We have be
Tim Leach
Jul 2815 min read
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Forgiving Yourself: The Key to Regaining Self-Love
Before you can completely regain a 'childlike' love for yourself, the table has to be clean, so to speak. If you are harbouring...
Tim Leach
Mar 23, 202310 min read
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Overcoming Addiction: A Journey to Self-Discovery and Recovery
Contrary to popular belief, most people who suffer from addictions, of any sort, actually recover by themselves without the need for any...
Tim Leach
Mar 10, 202322 min read
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God Squad vs. Mind Squad: The Ultimate Showdown
Prayer and meditation are intrinsically linked. Let’s put William, a devout Christian, and Oliver, a mindful meditator, in the same room...
Tim Leach
Feb 15, 20236 min read
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