The Dignity of Making an Effort (And Finding Your Hard Reboot)
Physical effort does something thinking never can. It resets you from the inside out.
The Thoughts We Rarely Admit
The unvarnished truth about physical health as we push toward sixty – managing the aches and doing the maintenance required to just keep moving.
Physical effort does something thinking never can. It resets you from the inside out.
I rarely admit this out loud, but somewhere in my late fifties, I want a makeover.
I caught my reflection in a shop window and didn’t recognise myself. The grey hair gave it away.
Before cancer, I lived like I was immortal. Facing death taught me to stop wasting time.
There are five things that keep me steady. I keep forgetting them. Here they are again.
Eat less at night, wake up lighter. Turns out action films taught me more than I expected.