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The cost of the five-second rush
When we rush, we are not just likely to be less efficient; we are less empathetic.
 • David Eedle
The High Cost of the Scapegoat
When we name the problem, we often become the problem. Integrity is a quiet, lonely room.
 • David Eedle
Trying to Buy Oranges from a Hardware Store
The uncomfortable truth is that we must learn to recognise that the other person is a hardware store, not a fruit shop.
 • David Eedle
Don’t Ignore The Service Light
Relationships aren’t mechanical. They’re two people trying to be honest about what they need while also protecting themselves from being hurt.
 • David Eedle
The Art of Listening: an imperfect practice
The people who seem like genuinely good listeners probably drift just as often as the rest of us.
 • David Eedle
The Quiet Exhaustion of Keeping Parts of Yourself Hidden
The reality is that we all too often filter and curate ourselves according to the situation, circumstances, and environment.
 • David Eedle

January 2026

Loneliness of the Entrepreneur
When everyone in the room understands your world, but no one can afford to be honest about their experience of it, you haven’t escaped the loneliness…
 • David Eedle
Choosing presence imperfectly
Like me, you can be a daydreamer and fidgety, distractible, prone to losing your thread mid-sentence, and still practise presence
 • David Eedle
Practising presence: The One-Breath Return
One breath won’t transform your attention span or make you a more present person. But it will bring you back to this moment, just for a second.
 • David Eedle
Presence Isn’t Who You Are. It’s What You Choose
The gap between losing presence and regaining it is where the actual work happens.
 • David Eedle
A Reminder Why Being Present Is So Important
Presence is one of the simplest practices we can learn, and one of the hardest to maintain.
 • David Eedle
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