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Posted on08/10/202209/10/2022Personal growth

I’m not OK

by Richard16 Comments on I’m not OK

This is a story about mental health. My mental health. It was inspired by a post by Rob Campbell a little while ago about his…

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Posted on03/01/202006/01/2020Inspiration, Personal growth

In defence of the hobby

by Richard1 Comment on In defence of the hobby

I have always hated hobbies, even the very idea of hobbies. They seem to me to be childish pastimes attracting a childish name. The word…

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Posted on17/09/201903/01/2020Personal growth

The Three Motivators

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A while ago I wrote a post on deep work, that seemed to go down well. So, I thought I’d try another slightly off topic…

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Posted on17/03/201901/01/2022Inspiration, Personal growth

The value of deep work is your only real value

by Richard13 Comments on The value of deep work is your only real value

There is eternal battle that I fight every single day of my working life. It’s by no means exclusive to strategists and planners in advertising…

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Posted on10/03/201901/10/2019Inspiration, Personal growth

Singing eats strategy for breakfast

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This post has an intent, something that I advise that you do immediately you have read it. And that is to join a choir. And…

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Posted on19/01/201917/03/2019Personal growth

Twelve lives in twelve months, a reading challenge

by Richard3 Comments on Twelve lives in twelve months, a reading challenge

Getrude Bell, 1868 – 1926. In the main, the posts I write for adliterate are not at all personal. They contain my opinions by the…

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