Someone once asked me how much of myself is in the stories that I write about. The answer is that there is always something of me in what I share.

Today I write about something that inspired me whilst I was reading a book by Dawn French. Today the topic I deal with is perspective. I talk about how I can gain more understanding of a situation merely by looking at it from a different viewpoint. Just as we can change our view of the TV by moving to a different place in the room, so we can see life situations differently if we change our perspective, see them from someone else’s viewpoint, for example, or drop our judgement.

Here I offer a view that may help you find a way to take the heat out of arguments or tense relationships. Why not listen to find out more?

Someone once asked me how much of myself is in the stories that I write about. And the answer is that there is always something of me in what I share, this episode is an example of something intensely personal that happened about ten years ago.

No one ever expects to say that they have run out of money – especially when they are a parent, house owner and supposedly a responsible adult. But this is exactly what happened to me.

In this episode I relive the time that I ran out of money, explore the reasons for it and recount the way that I recovered, rebuilt and carved out a new life and new business for myself.

Listen on to find out more.