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Alone Rangers Is On Holiday This Week
It's so important to take a breath and pause your life occasionally. And I am doing just that.
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David Eedle
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Let me know your thoughts on ‘Living with Purpose’
What does ‘living with purpose' mean to you? What, indeed, is ‘purpose’? This could mean different things to different people. We might see this through…
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David Eedle
Knowledge Speaks, but Wisdom Listens: The Art of Listening
To listen deeply is not just an act of kindness—it’s an act of courage. It requires us to set aside our egos, embrace vulnerability, and open ourselves…
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David Eedle
10 Ways to Reduce Relationship Fragility
A follow up to my article 'Modern Love, Modern Loneliness: Why Relationships Feel More Fragile Than Ever', here's 10 ideas you can easily implement.
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David Eedle
Modern Love, Modern Loneliness: Why Relationships Feel More Fragile Than Ever
In an age where we're more connected than ever why does it seem like our relationships have never felt more tenuous?
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David Eedle

March 2025

Second Look: Grieving My Boarding School Loneliness
I’m looking back at articles I wrote years ago on Substack to see how I feel retrospectively. This time, it’s "Grieving My Boarding School Loneliness…
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David Eedle
Why don't we ask for help when we're lonely?
Asking for help is not a sign of weakness but an affirmation of our humanity and our intrinsic need for connection.
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Let me know your thoughts on ‘The Art of Listening’
What does ‘listening’ entail for you? How do you manifest active listening in your life? At home? At work? How do you manage challenging conversations?
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David Eedle
The Power of Being Present: The Simple Habit That Can Change Your Life
Being present isn't about achieving some perfect state of Zen; it's about making small, conscious choices to engage fully with life.
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The Silent Drift: How can a Lonely Man Form Friendships?
As men age, their friendships often slip away quietly. This doesn't usually happen by choice, but rather as a consequence of life's growing demands.
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David Eedle

February 2025

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