The question is:
How much is enough, what would you let go of to make room for something new in your life?
Here’s a fun activity: Grab a piece of paper and start with three pillars on a continuum from 1 to 10 (1= poor, 10 = excellent). Rate where you are on the scale in terms of being active, eating well, and staying happy …
For Your Life™. For example, if you are at 4, 6, and 8 respectively, write one thing you can do this month to try to move up one more notch up on the scale. Ask yourself what will you need to let go of to make space to move forward, and write that down as well. From here, each morning when you wake up, review your paper and see if you are holding yourself accountable.
Southern cancer treatment waitlist reaching 3 months or more
9 Mar, 2021 07:16 PM
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The Government sets a target of 62 days for a person to have their first specialist appointment after a cancer diagnosis. Photo / NZH
The Government sets a target of 62 days for a person to have their first specialist appointment after a cancer diagnosis. Photo / NZH
Otago Daily Times
Southern cancer treatment waiting times are creeping back up towards three months or more, prompting the Cancer Society to write to the district health board to plead for urgent action to help affected patients.
This is the second time in three years the Otago-Southland division of the society has tackled the Southern District Health Board over waiting times, having also raised the alarm in mid 2019 as patients were regularly waiting more than three months to be seen by specialists.
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What I m reading: Author Fiona Sussman on her favourite books of the moment
5 Mar, 2021 09:00 PM
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By: FIona Sussman The focus of my artistic life, says George Saunders in his latest book, has been trying to learn to write emotionally moving stories that a reader feels compelled to finish. A few years ago, I had the privilege of attending an Auckland Writers Festival masterclass by this distinguished writer. It was an incredible 90 minutes. Saunders, who has taught creative writing at Syracuse University for more than 20 years, was generous with his insights, conveying wisdoms about the writing process and writer s life in an accessible, inspiring way. You can imagine my excitement when my daughter gifted me A Swim in the Pond in the Rain, a distillation of his Syracuse course, in which seven short stories by great Russian writers are springboards for examining the craft and reflecting on the significance of storytelling. I have just begun t