Losing a parent at any time in life can be extremely traumatic and painful but for children, it is also both transformative and life-changing. Mother’s Day which this year is on the 14th of March is a good time for us all to remember the most important figure in our Read more…
The world values money, assets, and toys — we insist on accumulating to impress others (who mostly don’t actually give a damn) and in fact, it places a lot of emphasis on financial achievement generally. There are no pockets in a shroud. What I Have Learned In Life Don’t get Read more…
The Pandemic has changed the perspective on many things, estate planning is definitely one of them and people now see estate planning differently. Estate planning services that are accessible without going into office buildings or public spaces has become more important to us. Shocking Trend – Younger (under 25’s) are Read more…
How do our emotions impact our organs? Let’s dive in! I once had a Chinese client visit me with a suspected blood disease. He was initially diagnosed with leukaemia/blood disorder but subsequently. This was changed to thyroid dysfunction (underactive – hypothyroidism) and his symptoms were – tired, losing lots of Read more…
Lately, I have been trying to support a loved one through a really difficult time. Nothing seems to lift them up, my options are limited. Watching someone you love drown in tears of loneliness while refusing to grab a raft within arm’s reach is tough, I always suggest journaling The Read more…
“To love is not to possess” A poem by James Kavanagh “To love is not to possess, to own, or imprison, nor to lose one’s self in another. Love is to join and separate, to walk alone and together, to find laughing freedom that lonely isolation does not permit. It Read more…
