Blog of Susannah Quinsee about life, work, parenthood and play
I’ve got a bit behind on posting my readings and now have a backlog, this will be a test of my memory and how much I took in when I read the book! Last month, on my commute I was Continue reading Coaching and mentoring: A Critical Text
I started January feeling very positive. I love January I said, as I started the 64 million artists creative challenge and new Yoga with Adriene Center daily practice. 11 days in and the weather is rubbish, the jobs are mounting Continue reading Welcome 2023
It is not quite halfway through January yet so I reckon this is still “ok” and as I keep telling myself all these goals and things I sign up to are self motivated so if I don’t do things quite Continue reading 2021 goal review
Due to taking my coaching apprenticeship I have been reading a lot more non-fiction, work related books. One big advantage of the commute is that I can read for around 40 mins a day when I go in and always Continue reading Thinking about thinking environments
I’ve blogged a little a bit on here before about how I have been doing yoga every day for a while. Well, longer than a while, actually, on August 1st it will be two years. I can’t quite believe it Continue reading Yogic leadership
Today is the Spring Equinox where night and day are equal length. I’ve just done a yoga workshop (online of course!) run by East of Eden and Hermione Armitage which was wonderful and made me feel full of Spring energy. Continue reading Grey by Edwin Morgan
I’ve not done very well In January doing a weekly round-up. And I was going to back track then I just thought I would do all of January in one go! To be honest, this month has felt hard. I’m Continue reading January round-up
I’m cheating a bit this week as the “poem” I have chosen isn’t a poem but a song. However it stands alone as poem. I heard it in a yoga class (run by my wonderful friend and new yoga teacher Continue reading The Lost Words Blessing
So we are now in the second day of lockdown: the return in England. To be honest, to me, it doesn’t yet feel much different to pre-lockdown. It is not like I was going out very much (!), schools are Continue reading Wellbeing in Lockdown II