Constance Chronicles Sale
From today until Sunday (9th), I am having a sale on my most precious book: “The Constance Chronicles” I say it’s precious because it’s actually a collection of letters I wrote to my eldest daughter in January 2024 (one for every day except the first because I forgot I was starting the project). The purpose […]
Tea with Cthulhu
Believe it or not, every now and again, I get days when I don’t much feel like training. Today is one of those days. See, I’ve racked up a bit of a sleep debt from a few nights ago when I woke up at 0300 and made the irredeemably stupid decision to scroll Reddit instead […]
Chinooks swarm playpark
Something we do at least three times per week is take our kids to one of the two large parks in our town. Nine times out of ten, we don’t see another soul. A fact I find particularly sad considering we most often go to the park that’s maybe two hundred metres from a combined […]
Stuck in a farmer’s field in the baking heat with three kids in tow
On Saturday just gone, Jess, the kids, and I were en-route to spend the afternoon with one of her clients when the cambelt in our little silver car snapped sending the pistons pinballing around the engine until it was reduced to a hulk of twisted metal. Jess managed to “glide” our now engineless car into […]
How to have a multigenerational impact by creating your own training philosophy
Every now and again I get asked about how I will train my kids when they are old enough. My answer is and always will be: “I’m not going to train them at all.” Why? I am not particularly enamoured with the idea of “training” people (as in supervising most if not all of their […]