Living Our Best Lives: Cannon Hall Farm

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At a Full Council meeting last night (24 February) a strategic plan was adopted which will underpin its areas of focus for the next five years. Turn on the radio and you’re bound to hear Cardi B’s song “ Best Life” at least once during your car ride. We can spend so much time worrying about what other people are doing, trying to live the life that society expects of us, that it can be easy to lose track of what makes us happy and what our best life actually looks like. Living our best life means finding creative ways to share our best selves, whether in our work, our creative hobbies, or simply how we live.

Nicholson brothers from Barnsley’s Cannon Hall Farm on their

Recent highlights include a Points of Light Award from 10 Downing Street for their spirit-lifting work streaming daily videos which reached 150,000 people during the first lockdown, appearing on various Channel 5 programmes and are now organising what they hope will be “big party” for 10,000 people later this year. Maybe they just had their heart broken, lost a loved one, got fired, or just got a bad medical diagnosis.

This could include sending a nice text to your mom, complimenting a friend’s outfit, or telling a joke to the cashier to make him laugh. More tips for staying healthy: Powerful Daily Routine Examples for a Healthy and High-Achieving You. I met my sweet friend, Mar, at the same place I met my last guest (funny enough): at the Lightbox Cafe in Philadelphia, PA!

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Now that you’ve decided and visualized what your best life looks like, let’s look at some more practical steps you can take to achieve it. Unfortunately, “something had come up at the last minute at work,” and he told me he couldn’t make it. It is worth noting that I’m a real introvert (the most introspective person my partner says he has ever met), so perhaps sitting alone with my thoughts – replenishing my energy reserves – might just be indulging personality traits that others don’t have. If you want to know how to live a good life, make it a goal to say one kind thing to someone each day. They’re getting older – you know, we’re all getting older – and their health isn’t just as robust as I’d like it to be but we’re trying hard to get that to where it needs to be, and I just wanted to chronicle their life and the journey that we’ve all been on, from getting a letter from the bank manager saying ‘Look, if you don’t sell up now, you’ll have no equity left in the place, you’ve never made a living, you’re not going to make a living, face facts’.Flow is when we are so engrossed in what we are doing that we get into a zone and stop thinking about anything else. Knowing how to reset our energy is important when it comes to navigating minor distractions and major life changes for personal growth. Thousands of books have defined the meaning of a good life, and countless philosophers have argued about what it is.

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This raw and unedited podcast is more or less an excuse to memorialize (in the pod I used a made-up word ‘momentasize’ lolol) my grandmother, sharing anecdotes and fragments of memories unlocked from her viewing yesterday. When faced with situations, the final choices we make (whether good or bad) to handle the challenge will illustrate how effectively we manage our lives.This summarises our future plans, which will play an important role in improving health and social care alongside – and integrated with – the two Strategic Commissioning Plans for Health and Social Care North Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire Health and Social Care Partnership. By disciplining our thoughts, we can direct our focus towards positive and productive thinking, which in turn can lead to the manifestation of our goals and dreams. When we don't accept who we are," he continues, "we live life—but it's not to the fullest because we're operating from someone else's perspective and doing what someone else wants us to do.