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Australian Open 2022 – Women’s Final

As a fan of tennis, and a regular attendee of the Australian Open every since it moved to Melbourne Park (previously Flinders Park) in 1988 I had a unique and unexpected COVID related opportunity this year to attend the AusOpen … Continue reading

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The Finance and Fitness Plan 2022 Edition

Now that 2022 is here after the crazy rollercoaster years of 2020 and 2021 living with the COVID pandemic it is to be hoped that this situation now becomes more like a endemic situation i.e. contained to a degree or … Continue reading

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Final Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021 – Feb 2022)

Well two months early I’m calling the wealth, weight and wellbeing plan that started in February 2021 finished and more importantly a success! For background you can find the first check in here (15 April 2021), the second here (25 … Continue reading

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Third Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021-Feb 2022)

I’ve now successfully completed the first 15 fortnights (of 26) of this years Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan and I’m still very much on track even if the challenges are increasing. You can find the first check in here (15 … Continue reading

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Second Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021-Feb 2022)

So yesterday as the conclusion of my second block of 5 fortnights or 10 weeks. I was full of optimism and created some additional plans back during the first review period in April some of which I failed to achieve. … Continue reading

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First Check-in: Wealth, Weight and Wellbeing Plan (Feb 2021-Feb 2022)

So back in February 2021, as I moved into the third and final year of my original repay the mortgage plan, I expanded it to also cover weight and wellbeing in response to 100+ days of COVID lockdown and negative … Continue reading

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