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The 5G Network For Positive Living

November 4, 2021November 4, 2021 johndabell 0 Comments Giving, graciousness, gratitude, grind, grit

When people talk about being on the 5G Network then this means something different to me. I have a 5G

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Have You Taken Your Vitamin R Today?

December 31, 2020January 2, 2021 johndabell 1 Comment Ant Middleton, Dementia Adventures, flow, George Powers Cockcroft, grit, happiness, imagination, John Haden Badley, magic, Mike Fairclough, National Institute for Play, Neil Mapes, playfulness, playing with fire, resilience, risk, superfluidity, The Wildlife Trusts, Vitamin R

Crucially, vitamins like vitamin C and D are a cornerstone of an optimal diet.

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So You Want To Develop Resilience?

September 19, 2018August 7, 2018 johndabell 0 Comments Behaviour, fitness, grit, humility, judo, mindset, PE, positivity, resilience, respect

Why isn’t judo on the PE curriculum?

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Hug A Monster

August 27, 2018July 26, 2018 johndabell 1 Comment Angela Lee Duckworth, David Miln Smith, emotional resilience, grit, gumption, Hug A Monster, Manchester High, mistakes, Musicians Unite, Sandra Leicester., Steven Covey

How do we help children deal with mistake-making?

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Taking Risks

March 18, 2018March 18, 2018 johndabell 1 Comment challenge, grit, healthy and safety, life skills, Mike Fairclough, resilience, Richmond Avenue Primary and Nursery School, risk, West Rise Junior School

If learning is messy, why do we make it so safe?

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Just waiting for my CT scan - exciting! I've always marvelled at the technology, pioneered by our very own Sir Godfrey Hounsfield!

The baton of survival is passed continually between the body and the mind. We keep going round the track until it is dropped, so do your bit, don't drop the baton, and stay in the race!

Being on a palliative pathway is naturally the hardest thing I have ever had to manage. You know it's coming but you don't know when - but that goes for all of us. There is no lifehack for this other than keep on surviving and doing whatever it takes to stay on the field of play.

Do you dance the Can-Can or the Can't-Can't? There really is only one answer.

Happiness is an inside job. Find it outside.

Attacking the day! Since my treatment last Monday, I've hit over 6 miles a day. P.S. broken jaw, hole in neck, half my vocal chords, 1/3 of a tongue and lots of swallowing problems has not stopped me. How do you like them apples?!

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