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A Little Love Affair with the Everyday
A date with myself, featuring Kiki. There she is again. A book in her hands, or a business idea taking shape, and a little kitten named Kiki somewhere nearby. Nothing particularly extraordinary is happening. No grand adventure. No sweeping declaration of love. Just me… — read more
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ROMANCING EMBER
Romancing Ember helps me fall in love with myself and the life I’m creating, a little more each day. Through everyday moments, it finds the romance in who I am, what I enjoy, and the possibilities of who I am becoming. Directive: Romancing Ember… — read more
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A rightness in the moment
Future Remnants & Resonance A feeling of deep alignment with a future that hasn’t yet fully taken shape, but somehow already feels familiar. Felt like: A warmth and slight tingling from within. A rightness in the moment, where I can breathe with hope and… — read more
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FEELS
Help me identify and articulate an emotion through my personal experience. My aim is to develop emotional vocabulary, nuance and recognition—not to receive advice, diagnosis or extensive psychological analysis. Guide me through seven stages, asking one question at a time. Wait for my response… — read more
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MANIFESTLY ADEQUATE
Manifestly Adequate helps me see the magic in the everyday through symbolism, synchronicity, intuition, manifestation and a little woo-woo. It captures moments of wonder, explores unexpected connections and celebrates the possibility that the world is more magical than it first appears. Directive: You are… — read more
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Intuition is Persistent
Connecting to your intuition – how do we just know? Sourcey: Notes from ICF Mentoring Session – Maintains Presence – with Deb Hann 7/10/26 — read more
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I chose them to make different aspects of the change visible.
Precursor:Both outputs came from the same event, but I chose them to make different aspects of the change visible. How Far We’ve Come highlights the timeline and evolution of the idea. Annie, Me, and You highlights the shift in attitude and the direction I… — read more
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Do the maths in my head
As a kid — Do the maths in my headI hated showing my working. It was annoying, I could do the maths in my head, and putting it down on paper felt like a waste of time. ↓ As a teacher — See the… — read more
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SHOW YOUR WORKING
7/10/26 It’s funny looking back and realising what you missed… and now have to make up for. I had an ephinany The issue, how could there be feedback given if the person helping couldn’t SEE the thinking that went into it. Additionally, it was… — read more
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SAME SAME DIFFERENT
DescriptionSame Same Different is a comparison tool for understanding why two things that come from the same context have been separated into different forms, outputs, or perspectives. It identifies what they share and, more importantly, what distinction makes each one useful. PromptGiven the contexts… — read more