Some practical advice on planning and plotting a new direction following redundancy
Author: unwrapping
The Very Wobbly Boundary of Time (2 of 2)
On a chilly Saturday afternoon two weeks ago, my Present politely shook hands with a large chunk of my Past.
The Very Wobbly Boundary of Time (1 of 2)
There are three worlds we can inhabit as we journey through our lives – the Past, the Present and the Future.
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This is the sort of thing I get up to . . . . helping businesses be more effective. It’s all about people and relationships . . .
I am not Redundant # 2 – Bereavement and Self-Doubt
Redundancy feels like bereavement. When it finally comes, it comes suddenly – like a thief – stealing something incredibly precious and leaving us with a deep sense of hurt and loss.
A Life in Graphs #2 – Becoming a Lightweight . . .
In case you missed it – I lost some weight. 16 lbs of it to be precise in less than 3 months. My trousers are loose and my tight jumpers no longer feel so tight.
I am not Redundant # 1 – Exit and Anger
The Redundancy Robot There is a fearsome Robot in every organisation. It is released by anonymous senior managers in secret late night meetings. It is programmed to deal with specially chosen employees – those with an invisible X painted on their backs.
A Life in Graphs #1 – Fat chart … a vein attempt?
What you measure you manage . . . I have been measuring my life in a number of dimensions. Here is the first – FAT.
Valencia – Ancient and Modern
Valencia is a city of contrasts and symmetries across the centuries. I attempted to capture some of these in a few photos.
Vacillating Valencia
Valencia is a city of sunshine, delicious beaches and exquisite architecture. And yet it really isn’t really sure whether it also wants to be a tourist hotspot.
Unwrapping The World 