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Josephine Sexton

WOMEN

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What’s the greatest lesson a woman should learn? That since day one. she’s already had everything she needs within herself. It’s the world that convinced her she did not.” - Rupi Kaur On March 8th each year we celebrate International Women’s Day. I’m a mum of three kids - two...
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Embracing Aging

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If you look closely at the fourth finger on my left hand, just above where my wedding rings sit, I have grown a callous. I couldn’t tell you when it first began to form, but I first noticed it about two years ago. It made me smile. It’s not surprising...
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The Power of Belief

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It was Henry Ford who once said; if you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re probably right. When it comes to our lives, one of the most powerful forces we can have on our side is our system of belief. Mind over matter has been used to...
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Children

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My brother had a baby the other day. To be accurate; his wife had the baby, he was there for moral support and to ride the emotional rollercoaster that goes with it. My whole family held their breath for a few days as the stories of cramps became contractions and...
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THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMOUR

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Did you know that on average, babies laugh 300-400 times a day and adults only 17.5 times? The competitor in me read this and thought; game on little humans, I’m going to chuckle all day… Whilst it may be difficult for the average adult with three kids, a business to...
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Opportunity

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Last week I burnt myself in the most ridiculous accident. I was cooking sausages and by some trick of fate I managed to ‘kerplunk’ half of one into a small pool of fat, splashing it up onto my forearm. It hurt. It made adjusting that afternoon rather difficult. I may…

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Moments of Destiny

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I blame my mother for my positive attitude to life. Growing up, one of her favourite sayings to my siblings and myself was “Don’t fix the blame, fix the problem.” The older I get, (or perhaps more accurately, the more teenager-y my children get) the more I can appreciate that…

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Passion

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“There is no passion to be playing small – in settling for a life that is less than you are capable of living” – Nelson Mandela February has long been associated with passion and love. Smack bang in the middle of the month we celebrate Valentine’s day. A day when…

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