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They Secretly Fear You Because Your Light Exposes Their Darkness | Carl Jung Original
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The Secret Life of Priddy
To set the scene, here’s a bit of context for what follows. I scan the Mendip Times each month to see what is going on. You would have thought that after my major effort yesterday in Stanton Drew I would have had enough of writing, but that's not the way it works with me. If I write a good piece then that stimulates me to write more, so in my search today Sunday we noticed a small entry...
How get the maximum benefit from a conference
I have a bee in my bonnet. I don't know whether anyone will take notice of me, but my role in life includes helping the helpers behind the scenes. One of the ways I can be useful is at a conference or gathering. In the old days, before the internet, lecturers were sought out to enlighten the masses. They were delivering new information that many had not heard before. Now we all have access to...
Chewton Mendip Fete vs Bath and West + how to sell without selling
A splendid day at the Chewton Mendip Fete in July 2025
My life with ‘money money money’- David Wilcock and ET’s
Rise 3.45 AM and sleep fitfully on the living room sofa. So the first thing I do is to read an article on 'Medium' which is an opportunity for authors to write good quality work on various issues; this one was about listening to people. I cannot show you because it's a subscription service but someone made the point that good managers will listen to people more than speak, and ask them what they...
A day off? You must be joking
Us Geminis never take time off... even when we're asleep. Awake > coffee > off we go > eat > more of the same> TV > bedtime. I love ideas. If I could have them for breakfast I would. I can never have too many though I admit I do need time for digestion. A 'day off'. It is so often the same. The day starts with nothing in the diary and then before you know where you are...
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