How did you know I needed this today? It was sitting in my inbox waiting for me. Totally missing the point of the article with my next comment, but we have "Whose Line is it Anyway" in the US with different actors - Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady and a guest. The host in the older years was Drew Carey and now it's Aisha Tyler. Can you tell I'm a fan?
This article is a great reminder to bring back journaling. I'm doing so much writing now, being on Substack and interacting with everyone. I often forget to pick up my journal. Over dinner tonight, I asked my husband how he defined success (before I read your article), and he said that each person has to define success for themselves, which is an answer I love. A definition that takes a step back from the "consumer trance."
How lovely to hear from you Shelby and that this resonated. I had spotted that there is a US version, but haven't yet gone down the rabbit hole as I spent more time than I care to admit looking at old clips of the UK one yesterday hehe, I will check it out!
I love that conversation, and such an important point that we each have to define success for ourselves... I have made a note of that phrase in my journal as it's definitely a theme to explore in more detail, so thank you very much!
How did you know I needed this today? It was sitting in my inbox waiting for me. Totally missing the point of the article with my next comment, but we have "Whose Line is it Anyway" in the US with different actors - Colin Mochrie, Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady and a guest. The host in the older years was Drew Carey and now it's Aisha Tyler. Can you tell I'm a fan?
This article is a great reminder to bring back journaling. I'm doing so much writing now, being on Substack and interacting with everyone. I often forget to pick up my journal. Over dinner tonight, I asked my husband how he defined success (before I read your article), and he said that each person has to define success for themselves, which is an answer I love. A definition that takes a step back from the "consumer trance."
How lovely to hear from you Shelby and that this resonated. I had spotted that there is a US version, but haven't yet gone down the rabbit hole as I spent more time than I care to admit looking at old clips of the UK one yesterday hehe, I will check it out!
I love that conversation, and such an important point that we each have to define success for ourselves... I have made a note of that phrase in my journal as it's definitely a theme to explore in more detail, so thank you very much!