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Welcome to my blog which is all about my inner journey with the bigger part of me and what I’ve learned from my experiences along the way. Part real life, part allegorical in order to protect the identity of individuals, or to summarise how a situation affected me without going into detail about the circumstances. In order to understand the context of the blog, first-timers may want to START HERE

Power pose, or taking a wee in the woods?

September 14, 2018 By Sue Leave a Comment

Today we're looking at the second of the six factors involved in the way Dobby communicates his status to others; his body language. Body language is the collective expression by various body parts, communicating in unison a person's emotions in any given moment. It is hard to fake body language and deliberate attempts to do so can result in a person appearing false and untrustworthy. A person's eyes, lips, facial muscles, posture, arm and hand movements, leg position and even skin tone Continue Reading

Don’t dress like a house-elf

September 12, 2018 By Sue Leave a Comment

In the last blog post, I listed six ways in which Dobby communicates low status to others, and over the next six posts I will look at each one and how that relates to my own behaviour as highlighted by Big Sue. The first way in which Dobby communicates low status is with his appearance. Like all house elves, Dobby wears a grubby tunic that looks as though it's never been washed. How you dress communicates your status to others; no one would assume someone who routinely wears grubby and Continue Reading

Dobby is a free elf!

September 10, 2018 By Sue Leave a Comment

Before having my world turned upside down, quite literally, by vertigo, I'd been planning a series of blog posts on status. My notes feel a bit cold now, when I left them they were on fire, but I shall try fanning the embers to get the fire going again: Big Sue can be quite brutal sometimes, in the nicest possible way. I was recently mulling over an incident that happened when an appointment I was due to attend, was abruptly cancelled with minutes to spare. The person I was meeting had Continue Reading

Course correction

September 7, 2018 By Sue Leave a Comment

Having resolved to get up and continue the fight, I've been contemplating my priorities this week and what needs to change to reach my goals. I want to give a voice to Big Sue and talk about my spiritual and personal growth journey. I also want to help those facing the same difficulties as me by sharing what I've learned about the impact of nutrition and fasting on health, and to help those too sick to work to be able to support themselves financially. That latter aim has evolved since noticing Continue Reading

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Recent Posts

  • Power pose, or taking a wee in the woods? September 14, 2018
  • Don’t dress like a house-elf September 12, 2018
  • Dobby is a free elf! September 10, 2018
  • Course correction September 7, 2018
  • What’s the point? September 5, 2018
  • Dizziness and pets September 3, 2018
  • On being chucked out of church August 24, 2018
  • Validating belief systems August 23, 2018
  • Near death experiences August 22, 2018
  • Death and the bigger part of mum August 21, 2018

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  • Defining myself
  • Dizziness and grit
  • Growth mindset
  • Let people see who you are
  • Losing my religion
  • Measuring the immeasurable
  • Resourcefulness
  • The balance between flow and discipline

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