Day 8: Digital Minimalism Lessons from week 1
So a week into my experiment with digital minimalism. Have I noticed a difference and what has contributed to its success or failure. I certainly
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Day 7: Maybe I like gardening?
I remember as a child and teenager really disliking anything to do with the garden. There were so many better things to do. bikes to
Day 6: A digital day off
Tomorrow (for I'm typing this the evening before is a digital day off. Nothing online on Friday and that includes blogging. See you on day
Day 5: An analog away day
Today we had a planned day away, something we had booked in the early New Year. Having received a number of advertising leaflets, we had
Day 4: Valuing time over convenience
I know a few people are following this digital minimalism trial which can put some pressure to document things even when they're not that significant.
Day 3: The solitude of weeding
Day three was a day of surprises and insights, so that's not a bad thing. Firstly, since I've removed the social media apps from my
Day 2 – When is a phone not a phone
If you take this digital minimalism experiment seriously, the first step is to recognise there is a problem. Anyone familiar with 12-step land or the
Day 1: The attraction of Digital Minimalism
One of the benefits of the digital age, at least for me, is the availability of so much reading material via audiobooks. If you'll excuse
Have you noticed diversity and inclusion isn’t very diverse, or inclusive?
I'll declare a general position at the outset. I'm not a fan of what could be described via shorthand as identity or group politics. I
We built this city on sausage rolls – thank goodness for Greggs
For those who have noticed the omission from Debrett's, advice from the Royal British Legion states the remembrance poppy should be worn from the last