Have you learnt to trust in yourself? Your own wisdom within?
Do you trust the wisdom that comes from within? Or have others put you off track, leading you to live a smaller life?
Uncommon Courage
Cop26 is done – anything to be excited about?
I’ve watched some of the top environment thought leaders return from Cop26 in Glasgow, and on social media they are sharing despair and sorrow.
40 ideas you can adopt OR influence to drive substantial change in your community or business
This blog is an adaptation of the podcast Uncommon Courage — which is hosted conversations, by author, speaker and The Digital Conversationalist, Andrea T. Edwards.
To truly be in love with life, you’ve got to love it all
Our world has become so divided. We rage and scream at those who feel or think differently to us. We hate people who represent something we know nothing about.
22 lifestyle changes you can make to contribute to a better world installment three: spreading the word and mindful travel
Because your voice matters, Tip #21—Be a Ripple Maker is a collective tip from all four of our contributors about the power of your voice.
Excitipants! A five-star review for Uncommon Courage
As a woman who has lived an interesting and influential life, Andrea has great wisdom to pass on to her readers.
Why International Day of the Girl Child is so important
It’s International Day of the Girl Child 2021. If you want to know why this is important, here is a link to UNICEF, the UN, and
Don’t forget to seek awe
Awe. It’s such an amazing, all-consuming feeling. It can happen when you witness a glorious man-made structure. Or when experiencing the magnificence of nature.
22 lifestyle changes you can make which contribute to a better world, installment two: navigating our plastic problem
The first installment was on food. In our second installment, we focus on what we can do to limit our contribution to the planet’s plastic problem.
22 lifestyle changes you can make to contribute to a better world. Installment one: a focus on food
f you’re wrestling with the question: “What can I do to contribute to alleviating the climate crisis?” We have good news. The answer is—a lot