My latest article for Entrepreneur Magazine: All of us seem to be getting busier and busier. Despite technology meaning that many of the things that used to take up time in our lives are now more easily accessible than ever, we still continue to be busy. The words "I'm busy" are used like a badge of [...]
When gives you lemons, what do you do with them? Fact of Life: we do not have control over everything in our life. We do not have control over other people, or situations that take us by surprise. Trying to control everything leads to one outcome. Stress. Hardly surprising as it is essentially a pointless [...]
We are all aware that there are not many certainties in life. We all, however, know one thing: we will one day die. Death is probably not something that we think about often when we are young, thinking that we have all the time in the world, that it will come at a far off [...]
Do you recognise either of the following types of person? The people who have managed to make money (seemingly effortlessly) doing something they LOVE to do? And they seem happy in ALL areas of their life? (probably the minority) People who are ‘successful’ by what society deems to be successful but are unhappy, maybe even [...]
In the modern world, we are acutely conscious of the passage of time – the beauty industry is centred around delaying the signs of ageing, we want to achieve goals by a certain age, we measure all of our human relationships through the passing of time. Why are we all so obsessed with time? How [...]
I learned an interesting fact about myself the other day. I held the deeply rooted belief that change creates chaos. When I think back on it, it’s certainly not surprising that I feel like that. I remember clearly my meditation teacher saying 5 years ago ‘before any new structure falls into place, there is always chaos.’ [...]
My name is Sara Sabin and I am the Underpreneur. This is a blog about my personal journey and transformation. Ups, downs, warts and all. Carrying on from my previous blog, I’m going to take you to a very important phase in my journey – what I call the ‘adjustment’. When I knew I was [...]
