blogging Organising your blogging with Trello Organising anything with Trello is a joy: Web and mobile versions of Trello mean you can easily edit your projects from anywhere. A lot of writing apps aren't so portable. Simple to use:
weight loss How Restrictive Diets Actually Work—The 5 Principles of Weight Loss You found a new diet. It’s the low-x diet. x might be carbs. x might be fats. x might be meat. x might be processed foods. It has a compelling story: x
newsletter hthb newsletter 02 First off, a big thank you to everyone who supported me as I ran my first 100km along the Cotswolds. We raised over £1200! It was bloody hot.
running How to Run 100km, Part 2: The Cotswold Way Challenge In Part 1 I shared my preparation for my 100km fundraising run, with a focus on the heat, as this race was due to take place in the longest heatwave the UK has
running How to Run 100km, Part 1: Preparing for a Heatwave At the end of last year, I sat down and drew up my 2018 race calendar. It would be my first year of running ultramarathons, and I knew I wanted one race to
running Fundraising for the mental health charity, Mind Yesterday was a special run for me. I got to do something I love whilst raising £1254.50 for the mental health charity, Mind. Last year I wrote: As you may have guessed
health Lessons From 3 Months Without Booze Earlier this year I read Catherine Gray’s The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober and decided to stop drinking for 3 months: a Sober Spring. It seemed to arrive at the perfect time
newsletter hthb newsletter 01 It's been a little while since I sent out an update. This is the first edition of an expanded newsletter that will go out less frequently, but with more interesting links and reads. Let me know what you think, and what else you want to see!
writing Why To Choose Ghost For Your Blog Up until now, every time I wanted to start writing I'd expend 97% of my energy thinking about how I could build a blog, which features I want, testing fonts, browsing themes and
writing 6 Fears About Writing & Publishing Online It's been five months since I launched this blog. I've written 14 articles, generated a whopping £2.68 in Amazon referral fees.
rituals Reading Obituaries I recently read Austin Kleon’s Show Your Work! It's a short book of excellent advice on getting your creative work out there, and particularly on sharing your creative process rather than just
critical thought It's easy to be stupid: Hanlon's razor You may have heard of Occam’s razor: the principle that given many competing explanations we should prefer those that make the fewest assumptions. Today we meet Hanlon, the lesser known of the
recipes How To Sourdough (With Pictures) Sourdough is the old-time bread: delicious, nutritious, and easy to make. So on-trend that even your barista will be left in awe at your yeasty adventures. If you're a millennial you'll already be
running How to Run 50 Miles, Part 2: The Butcombe Trail Ultramarathon In Part 1 I talked about my inspiration for running 50 miles, and the injury-ridden preparation for my first ultramarathon. This is a report of how it went on the day of the
running How To Run 50 Miles, Part 1: Preparing for an Ultramarathon How to run 50 miles. It's probably not a question that keeps most people up a night. But it's something I've wanted to do for the last year. These two posts are a
mental health 5 Things to Remember When You're Struggling With Anxiety and Panic Attacks This post outlines the five pointers for dealing with anxiety that I wish I’d had to hand a few years ago. While it’s targeted at people who struggle with high anxiety—
productivity Change the behaviour, keep the reward We are what we do, consistently: our days are strung together through the momentum of our habits, both good and bad. Well-intentioned habits can easily become stale or harmful, so being able to
health 10 Reasons Why I’m Not Drinking This Spring It’s already been 2 weeks since I had my last drink, and for the next 3 or so months, I won’t be drinking any alcohol. So far my war medals include
productivity When choice turns to compulsion When our own choices turn to compulsions, we suffer a loss of meaning. It’s when “I choose to” becomes “I should” or “I have to”. Perhaps a habit felt great at first,
nutrition Calories count, but you don’t need to count them Counting calories is not the same thing as the reality of energy balance (calories in/out), and that’s important because if we conflate the two, then we’re essentially telling everyone that they need to count calories to lose weight, which is a terrible idea.
productivity Act. Or don't. Tough decisions seem so complicated. They're not. They're not easy, but they are simple.
meditation Why Meditation Matters Meditation and mindfulness are two of the biggest trends around today. But what does their popularity tell us, and what does it mean for you? We are living through a cultural shift in our attitude towards the mind, whilst rediscovering the promise of awakening for each human being.
fitness Why Fitness Matters Taking responsibility for your health and fitness is one of the most empowering things you can do for yourself and those around you.
