
I Don’t Want to Be Defined by What I Oppose
But recently I've felt myself heading in that direction...
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But recently I've felt myself heading in that direction...

The UK just experienced its hottest June on record, with parts of the country reaching over 33°C.

Over the past three weeks, I ran a small but mighty experiment: a WhatsApp-based resilience challenge called BASECAMP.

Over the years, my relationship with my own body has shifted dozens of times.

Functional Resilience isn’t about control. It’s about capacity.

This week’s been a bit of a rough one.

At the start of the year, I made a commitment to myself: to explore and build something I called Functional Resilience.

As I shift my mindset towards resourcefulness, I’m not only saving money and reducing waste… I’m also building practical resilience. Learning to make the most of what we have is a skill that pays dividends, whether in gardening, home projects, or everyday life

We’re constantly told that it’s easier, faster, and even more cost-effective to pay someone else to solve our problems.

The hyper-individualised, ‘lone-wolf’ attitude might look cool in the movies but doesn’t bear much use in the real world.