My goal was to read 12 books in 2020, and although I got the year off to a good start by reading two books in January, I hadn't opened a book until the end of March. Then came along Covid-19, and suddenly I had much more time to crack on with the growing pile of … Continue reading The Reading List #1
Finding It Hard To Switch Off
Lockdown is hard, but we have to do it. Switching off is also hard, especially when you are someone who loves being on the go, and productive. It’s not a competitive thing, I don’t measure myself on what others are putting on their instagram stories during lockdown, but it’s my personality type of thing. I … Continue reading Finding It Hard To Switch Off
A Look at Goal Line Technology
After four years of studying a politics degree, assignments were dry and often very theoretical based. Studying for a masters in Sport Marketing is somewhat different. Gone are the days of 3000 words essays on political theory, foreign policy, and the Westminster model in UK politics. So as the assignments aren’t so dry, I’ve decided … Continue reading A Look at Goal Line Technology
Running … My Love Hate Relationship With Running.
We are in lockdown, and if you aren’t running a 5K, posting your route on your Instagram Story, and boosting that you ran you 5K in sub 20 minutes, are you really doing lockdown correctly? In all seriousness, the country has gone mad for running, but I kinda get it, especially when we are only … Continue reading Running … My Love Hate Relationship With Running.
Being Furloughed – From a Company Owned by a Billionaire
Two months ago being ‘furloughed’ wasn’t even a thing. A word that no one knew the meaning of, or cared to know the meaning of. Of course Coronavirus was very evident in many parts of the world two months ago, but in the UK we were still living our daily lives, socialising with friends and … Continue reading Being Furloughed – From a Company Owned by a Billionaire
