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Words Not Deeds
My family motto is Facta Non Verba (Deeds Not Words), a Victorian textbook pun on our family name!
I like to live up to my motto. However, I am also moved, from time to time, to reflect, write, edit and publish.
I write about our relationship with money, humanity, spirituality, local affairs, and I keep a gratitude journal.
I also write about books that inspire or infuriate me.
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Recent posts
How to maintain your health resilience
Build a couple of hours weekly into your schedule for your fitness and significantly improve your health resilience.
Finding Resilience in Strong Personal Relationships
Guest contributor Diane Holliday takes a fresh look at how living well together after setting the family free builds resilience.
Six ways to build resilience from integrity
Resilience from integrity will form the foundation of your security as you develop a new purpose intent on making a difference in the world.
Develop a resilient mindset to help you survive
A resilient mindset, one of the nine essential elements of personal resilience, will help you to survive and even thrive
How to use key financial ratios to become financially resilient
Welcome to the November edition of The Meaningful Newsletter, which continues with the theme of resilience by drilling into financial resilience and the power of Key Financial Ratios.
Find links to free downloadable assessments and factsheets at the end, and an offer to get your personal resilience assessment at half price during November.
Nunnington News November 23
As always, in November, we devote space to Remembrance Sunday and all those who gave their lives in the First World War and later conflicts.
Families need to be created and then maintained
Your children remain part of the family, and you will spend time and energy maintaining the family for many years.
Beware the Passive Voice
The passive voice is a way for your friends to avoid taking responsibility for their actions and is a litmus test for their loyalty and support.
Difficult financial decisions
Three types of money maturity will help you with difficult financial decisions around property after your kids leave home.
Downsize, rent or buy?
If you are in a post-children dilemma over your property, consider how to deal with these critical elements of the decision.
How to maintain your health resilience
Build a couple of hours weekly into your schedule for your fitness and significantly improve your health resilience.
Finding Resilience in Strong Personal Relationships
Guest contributor Diane Holliday takes a fresh look at how living well together after setting the family free builds resilience.
Six ways to build resilience from integrity
Resilience from integrity will form the foundation of your security as you develop a new purpose intent on making a difference in the world.
