Why Doing Things Badly Helps You Achieve Your Life Goals

“Anything worth doing is worth doing badly.” Thank you GK Chesterton for that. With that one sentence, you’ve taught me that taking action without perfection could very well be my gateway to a new habit, that million-dollar book deal, or my dream job (that I’ve yet to determine). You’ve also taught me that the doubts

Choices

Everything we do in this life is a choice. Our day usually starts with getting out of bed or staying in it. We choose whether or not we want to use hygiene. We also choose the foods we eat or if we eat at all. We even choose our jobs. Sometimes we feel that we

To My Fellow Recovering Perfectionists

I am a recovering perfectionist. Perfectionism sneaks up from behind, confronts me directly, whispers lies in my ear, preys on me when I don’t expect it, and offers to be my friend when I’m lonely. This voice coming from all directions is hard to silence. This suggestion that everything could be right and good, if

My Favourite Books of 2020

I cannot believe that this will be my fourth time writing a “Favourite Books of the Year” post! Where has the time gone? In past years, I was always able to pick out one book that stood out among the rest. In 2017, it was The Lonely Hearts Hotel by Heather O’Neill. In 2018, it

My 2021 Bookshelf TBR: 8 Books I Want To Read This Year

After last years post We Need To Talk and the promise I made to myself that I would stop following the crowd and start posting more of the stuff that sets my soul on fire, we’re back with another bookish post. After the success of my Top 10 Reads of 2020 post at the end

Nature meet greenary

Heart out comversation

A girl talking to a kitten…. “What we need most is an unbreakable bond and connection b/n us and our parents. They brought us in to this world with or without plan and they must take all the responsibilities to know us better like no other. But i don’t think nor believe that most parents

Journeyman’s Journal

A blog by third-generation woodworker Salko Safic on the art of woodworking by hand. Journeyman’s Journal

Journeyman’s Journal

A blog by third-generation woodworker Salko Safic on the art of woodworking by hand. Journeyman’s Journal

Confusion prevails

​​It’s not about love! I am sorry I have to sayIt is not love, by the waySomething else to hold onThen a relationship is bornThe concept of love is overratedWith the breadth being baitedBut till when would that last?Soon it is a thing of the pastSo if not love what is it?Let us decipher bit