Here are my enthusiasms this week! Whether you admire, adore or admonish, please let me know what you think in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your enthusiasms featured in this article.
Here are my enthusiasms this week! Whether you admire, adore or admonish, please let me know what you think in the comments section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your enthusiasms featured in this article.
Here are my enthusiasms this week! Whether you admire, adore or admonish, please let me know what you think in the comments section below. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your enthusiasms featured in this article.
I’m getting a very positive response to these weekly enthusiasms, so they’ll continue. Whether you admire, adore or admonish, please let me know what you think in the comments section. Plus, this week's article contains the first of our guest #enthusiasms (at the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your enthusiasms featured in this article too).
Here are some more of my enthusiasms – if I’m enthusiastic about it, it’s in! Feel free to admire, adore or admonish – you can let me know what you think in the comment section. At the end, I’ll tell you how you can get one of your enthusiasms featured here, too.
Here are some more of my enthusiasms – if I’m enthusiastic about it, it’s in! Feel free to admire, adore or admonish – you can let me know what you think on my blog below
We had a great response to the first instalment of ‘enthusiasms’ so here we go again. As before only criteria for including something here is this: I’m enthusiastic about it! Feel free to admire, adore or admonish – you can let me know what you think on my blog here:
1) An article I’m enthusiastic about
At the beginning of the year, I read this article (http://www.bmj.com/content/337/bmj.a439 ) in the British Medical Journal about an 18-year study into the links between how strong you are and how long you’re likely to live (if you don’t want to read the study, the conclusion is that the more muscular strength you have, the longer you’re likely to live).
I’m experimenting with different ways of sharing my enthusiasms with you. My only criteria for including something here is this: I’m enthusiastic about it! Here’s the first instalment of The Thursday Enthusiasms for you to enjoy, covet or ridicule. Here goes:
1) A book I’m enthusiastic about
The Missing Link by Sydney Banks. OK – I was given this book in 1999, read it in an hour and dismissed it, saying “I already know all that, and it’s more complicated than that”. Now it’s one of my favourite books. I can read a single sentence and get floored. Truly mind-opening.
http://sydneybanksproducts.com/shop/sydney-banks-books-the-missing-link-book/