I saw an ad in a local paper that answered my freelance prayers. It was for Karen Eyre-White @GoDo_Productive, a productivity coach. Karen made me understand why I felt like a car with a flat tyre - and made me ask some much bigger questions about myself https://t.co/4v4Ujf1RHJ
How are you feeling? 3 out of 4 people surveyed by @MentalHealthFN in 2018 had felt so #stressed they had been #overwhelmed or unable to cope. Sadly, I don’t find this that surprising. But it shows we need to find new ways to cope with the pace of modern life. #timemanagement
Tomorrow I've got a Valentine's Day competition on my Instagram account @go.do_productivity to win the most valuable gift of all: TIME! Giving away an hour of #productivity coaching to a lucky follower or their loved one 🎁 Come & join us! Link to account: https://t.co/gDXymuVlAO
I've emerged from a month of head-down activity & spent time at the weekend zooming out, which felt great. I find life goes in these cycles of busyness & re-grouping, like a pendulum swinging. The trick is to know when it's not swinging at the right tempo for you. #timemanagement
🥂 LAUNCH OFFER – Limited time only! To celebrate Go Do’s ✨ official launch ✨ I’m offering free taster sessions. Get in touch before 14th Jan & you’ll get an hour of my time to troubleshoot your time management challenges. Sign up: https://t.co/zIMocWhoXc #launchoffer#LetsGoDo
Struggling with the first week back? Take a look at my guest blog for the UK Association of Professional Declutterers & Organisers @apdouk about how to set up the right routines & habits for a happy 2020 #habits https://t.co/Lfu6wLAzDg
✨ I N T R O D U C I N G G O D O ✨ It’s the official launch of Go Do today! Helping busy, overwhelmed people get more done. Life & Business Organising. Time Management & Productivity Coaching. Check out the shiny new website at https://t.co/FbYTXEfTV8 Stay tuned! #LetsGoDo
...and Anna Gehler-Rachunek concludes the session and conference by picking up where @GRLuff left off with Gregory the Great, looking at how he ruled through his letters #nonroyal19
@gzornetta begins the final session with a really interesting look at the titles, coinage and building of Arechis of Benevento before and after 774, arguing it reflects local Beneventan tradition as well as Lombard and Byzantine precedents. #nonroyal19
@JamesAitcheson @jamiesmith0811 There was! Well sort of. @1066Unicorn gave a great paper on whether ‘regency’ is really the right description for what non-royals are up to during child kingship in France and Germany in the C11th-12th.
@jamiesmith0811 finishes an excellent session with a look at Earl Tostig‘s relations with Malcolm III in the mid-C11th, arguing that it strengthened his position within Northumbria #nonroyal19
shows that Flemish counts looked in all directions for royal links, pulling on ties to both English and West Frankish kings - and even shadowy evidence of linking to Zwentibald in Lotharingia #nonroyal19