by John Drury | Apr 9, 2020 | Mindset, Personal Growth, Self Leadership, wellbeing
Keeping a strong and positive mindset in a world that has become uncertain and unpredictable is quite a challenge. In 2020 we have experienced huge amounts of change causing many to feel insecure and unsafe. With major drought, fires, floods and now a world-wide...
by John Drury | Mar 10, 2020 | Mindset, Personal Growth, Rhythm of Life, Self Leadership, wellbeing
Three things I realise I have learned about life as I have reflected on recent surgery to remove a tumour from my bladder. 1. There is no growth without pain – All growth involves change. Change always brings discomfort because we are taken out of what we know well...
by John Drury | Feb 4, 2020 | Finishing Well, Mindset, Personal Growth, Planning, Self Leadership, wellbeing
On Nov 4, 2019 I was diagnosed with a muscle invasive bladder tumour. After a small growth was recently removed from my bladder the biopsy results were about as bad as they could be. My Urologist was sympathetic but direct in telling me that in order to beat this...
by John Drury | Jan 22, 2020 | Mindset, Personal Growth, Rhythm of Life, wellbeing
You have greatness inside of you I believe everyone does. We have a yearning for it associated with a deep desire for our life to have meaning, or to make a difference. Deep down we know we are born for more than simply existing or doing the bidding of others....
by John Drury | Dec 10, 2019 | Leadership Articles, Personal Growth, Planning, Small Business, values, wellbeing
I wonder what sort of year you have had in 2019. Inevitably the events of the year in business and across our lives have an impact on us. Our personal challenge is to make sure we have the support in place that enables us to keep a positive mindset and a grounded...
by John Drury | Dec 2, 2019 | Contentment, Leadership Articles, Mindset, Personal Growth, Planning, Small Business, Videos
I was just thinking at the end of this year 2019, been reflecting on a few things as the year comes to an end. That’s how the busyness of every day can erode what’s really important in our lives, and then cause us to totally neglect the things that are really...
