Category: Wellbeing

  • 3 of my favourite blog posts about adult ADD

    3 of my favourite blog posts about adult ADD

    Adult ADD can be a tricky condition to have and talk about. I think the biggest challenge is the stigma of being ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder – often lumped in with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), followed by a personal acceptance that you have it and the willingness to do something about it. I was diagnosed…

  • Music makes us come alive inside

    I just watched this trailer for the documentary “Alive Inside” and it looks like a wonderful movie to watch. Music plays a huge role in my life. http://youtu.be/fVkrI1R0XjA

  • Some experiences are so fundamental to the human condition #running

    I watched this terrific video, “Focus: Portrait of a Runner“, and I begin to understand why people run and think that I may also embrace running one day. Focus: Portrait of a Runner – Sony F55 from Sean Michael on Vimeo.

  • My journey with Diabetes … so far

    A few thoughts about my experiences with Diabetes on World Diabetes Day in 2013. Less than a year after my diagnosis and I could see the positive effects of it on my lifestyle.

  • Is it getting harder to unplug?

    Portable and soon wearable computers. Wanna unplug? It’s going to get harder to do so Photo titled “Plugged In” and quote by Matt Champlin.

  • I love the CSIR International Convention Centre

    This is my bandwidth for the day.

  • A profound iPhone love moment

    I just had a moment of profound iPhone love although it could be due to a little dehydration from my hike up and down parts of Highlands North. I do have a latte which will hopefully keep me going on my walk back to my office.

  • Getting screwed by over the counter medication

    We realised that we have just hit our medical aid self-payment gap all of 2 and a half months into the year. It sounded completely wrong so we checked our records and it turns out a substantial portion of the amounts pharmacists submitted to Discovery was for over the counter medication which included our baby’s…