Leuty Parker

Tag: #self

  • Future Directions

    If you’ve been following my blog (or even seen some posts) you might have understood that I HATE being out of work.

    Aside from lack of income, the main issue was lack of direction. Lack of objective. Most mornings, I’d wake, and think “there’s no reason for me to get out of bed”.

    So, both wishing to make others’ who are in my position’s life’s easier (grammar?), along with something to actually do, I started this blog.

    As well, it has clarified where my priorities are. What I find important. What makes me, me.

    The amount of tumult in spells of posting frequently, to nothing for weeks, helped me realise that this is perhaps, more of a recreation activity.

    BUT…..

  • Identity… product

    An issue of brain injury, is loss of identity in.

    It’s probably commonly known that a loss of memory occurs (as seen in the films#memento), but how is identity actually made? From memories…,

    So when you forget who you are, a way to cope with it, is to choose a 3D product (like something you already have or can buy) where you can look at it.

    Then, it’ll inspire attributes from your identity, which you can identify as something you chose.

    If you do, or don’t have a TBI, it’s a difficult one, give it a go….

    I know mine….

  • Watch this

    I really don’t like to tell people what to do, but this is truly fantastic. When you watch it it’s very pertinent to what I’m going through. Watch it! (It’s on YouTube so if you have the internet then it’s available to everyone)

  • 20/5 #2- Epiphany

    I just had a conversation which led me to this epiphany. I need to find my USP (unique selling point). It’s very nice that I’m so committed to my blog & try to promote it all the time but what am I trying to achieve?

    Well I ask myself this so I guess I’ll answer.

    Firstly, it keeps me busy & I do it almost every day.

    I think my personality is quite interesting. I have more to say than just “hi”.

    It is a good way to meet me digitally.

    For people who’re studying psychologically, I consider myself as a nice and interesting use case.

    I have some friends who I think care about my well-being, & I want them to show that I care about them too.

    I hope that others who are in my situation (who have suffered a brain injury) can empathise, use me as a symbol of hope.