I enjoyed reading about your experiences and your perspective on navigating change.
The sentences that really stood out for me were - ‘The mindset shift is crucial. It transforms fear into curiosity, resistance into readiness.’
As a fellow Scot, I can’t say that I agree with the view that all Scottish people have a dour outlook on life. We have our moments! I lived down south for many years before choosing to move back to Scotland for my later years and have never regretted it. It’s interesting that you still feel deeply connected with being Scottish as part of your identity.
I enjoyed reading about your experiences and your perspective on navigating change.
The sentences that really stood out for me were - ‘The mindset shift is crucial. It transforms fear into curiosity, resistance into readiness.’
As a fellow Scot, I can’t say that I agree with the view that all Scottish people have a dour outlook on life. We have our moments! I lived down south for many years before choosing to move back to Scotland for my later years and have never regretted it. It’s interesting that you still feel deeply connected with being Scottish as part of your identity.
My mum said the same thing to me about the dour comment...in a very dour way. I agree with you that it's more reputation than reality.
Golf courses and Hampden Park have a very powerful draw for me. It's a surprise I'm not more dour after all the time spent at the latter in my life.