“I write entirely to find out what I’m thinking, what I’m looking at, what I see and what it means. What I want and what I fear.
JOAN DIDION
L IVING HOW YOU WANT TO LIVE
The Parity.Planner is about being aware of who you are, why you do what you do and linking back your everyday to a greater sense of purpose and the things that are important to you – your core and aspirational values.
Furthermore, recognising that to think clearly we need to feel clearly, the Parity.Planner encourages regular reflection and being aware of how you’re feeling.
We’ll be posting articles, pins and other stuff below that fit in with our ethos and what the Parity.Planner was created for.
ONE BIG.THING
THINGS TO WATCH OUT FOR IN A TEAM
"Hell is other people". Except it doesn't have to be and shouldn't be when it comes to your team. For a team to function well there needs to be a certain amount of openness and vulnerability between members. Sometimes this means taking a candid look at what might be happening and understanding the impact on performance. Here are some things to watch out for that can be going on in a team, [...]
CONTINUE YOUR.JOURNEY
THE PEN (AND PAPER) IS MIGHTIER THAN THE KEYBOARD
The is a paper product, in a digital age, for a reason. Findings of a study published by the Association for Psychological [...]
FREE – THE PARITY PLANNER CBT BOOKLET
Introducing the free CBT Booklet, continuing our ethos of productivity and progress in a mindful way that maintains your mental health, [...]
THINGS TO WATCH OUT FOR IN A TEAM
"Hell is other people". Except it doesn't have to be and shouldn't be when it comes to your team. For a team [...]
PROCRASTINATION – HARD TO SAY, HARDER TO BEAT
Procrastination. We've been meaning to write about it for a while but have been putting it off...It can be easy to take procrastination [...]
HOW DID YESTERDAY GO?
It makes sense to review how your day went. However, at HQ we recognise it's not always best to do this [...]
PROTECTING CHILDRENS’ MENTAL HEALTH
In difficult times it’s easy to overlook what children might be thinking. During the pandemic, when we were overwhelmed with staying safe, [...]