More evidence that low-calorie sweeteners are bad for your health
Studies show that artificial sweeteners can raise the risk of hypertension, metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, including stroke.
Ideas are precious.
They are to be kept, treasured and nurtured.
You know how it is. You have a fantastic idea, but you’re rushing somewhere, or you’re simply too busy and you don’t get a chance to write it down and then it vanishes like a dream at the moment of waking.
As a writer, I have, for many years, adopted the habit of having a small notebook which I carry everywhere with me. You just never know when you’ll overhear a snippet of a conversation or see a drama unfold before you which might come in handy for a story at some point in the future.
So here’s your tip for this week. Buy yourself a book where you can store each and every idea you think of. It will need to be instantly accessible, yet small enough to carry around with you. Maybe you’ll have two – one for the home or office and one for when you’re out and about. I’ve been told – though I don’t know if it’s true – that Richard Branson has eight!
The thing about ideas is that even if they seem irrelevant or impossible at the time, they may very well leap into relevance months or even years later.
Capture your ideas. Don’t let them float away. You never know when you might need them.
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