Claire Massie - Intentional Curiosity

27/03/2026

Thank you for the stunning flowers, lovely message and personal delivery.

Such an amazing surprise!

02/06/2024

Have you done this…? Took a long hard look at the priorities in your life and worked out what’s important to you? Do you know what your goals are?
This exercise links to your values, motivations and identity.
And step 2: Audit. Where are you spending the most amount of time every day, week, etc? What do you have to show for all your activity at the end of the month? Does this align with what you think of as your top priorities? If not, it’s time to take some action!

09/11/2023

Great questions from Dean Graziosi 👏👏
How do you find your passion? Do you ever think about the direction you are headed in and if it right for you? Have a go at answering these questions… x

03/11/2023

The end of a long work week. It has been great to have these little reminders on my desk at home this week.
Take a good breath, or several, and feel calmer and more focused 🙏🏻

02/11/2023

ADHD- the whole-body, whole-life experience! There’s nothing it doesn’t touch. Do you recognise any of this in yourself?

07/10/2023

Thinking of you all the way round today .
Wishing you a speedy recovery 😌.
Take it easy until then 🙏🏻

09/04/2023

Changes to student loans are set to hit lower earners significantly, and to be retro-applied to those already in the HE system.

Repayment threshold to be frozen and then pegged to a lower rate, for much longer.

Institute for Fiscal Studies says graduates face paying extra £28,000 towards their loan over their lifetime

27/04/2022

Men!
Respect your value: not simply as a provider, but as the person you are

18/03/2022

One letter to change your world…

08/03/2022

Student Finance Changes 2022 - what are they and how will they impact young people?

"The plans will see most university leavers pay far more for their degrees over their lifetime than they do now. It effectively completes the transformation of student 'loans', for most, into a working-life-long graduate tax.

"So to anyone who finishes school this year and plans on taking a gap year to start in 2023, it's worth having a think. For most, starting this year will save you thousands of pounds over your working life compared to delaying."

Changes include lowering the repayment threshold to £25,000 a year and increasing the length of time over which graduates repay their loans by 10 years.