Definitely my health. Feeling a lot better this week and less lethargic. Been a productive week in catch up and really enjoyed Let’s Talk on Tuesday.

My win was switching off for Easter and finally making it home after missing the last trip with covid 🙂 Hence the delayed response! Other wins are sticking with it through ups and downs, and finally seeing the return for time and learning invested over the last 12/18 months in the form of some new paid teaching work over the summer to add to my portfolio 🙂

Oh I don’t think I could pick. I always have different books on the go on Kindle, audible and physical copies!

I’m currently listening to Will Smith’s autobiography because he reads it himself (and sings and raps too). It does take away from podcast time though. My Kindle app is great when I have unexpected time to read – I can just pull it out and start reading. BUT for me nothing beats the sensory experience of reading a physical book. I tend to reserve that for old…

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Hi, Ella. I prefer the old fashioned way and always go with a physical, paper copy of the book. I love to mark and highlight the key findings so I can find them easily when returning to the book again. The screen in Kindle gives me a headache and as my natural learning preference is visual, I get easily distracted listening to audiobooks.

As others, I use all forms depending on the book. I realised with non-fiction books, I consume more if I listen (life long practise of Tsundoku). I generally take information better this way – depending on the book, I may also buy a paper version for highlighting/note taking in pencil. For fiction, I’ve grown up with hard copy paper books, however, lockdown changed this as I went for more frequent walks (I don’t listen to anything when I run!) – I added fiction into liste…

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