coach, writer and sea lover from Kerry based in Dublin ❤🎶✨ Trainer on all topics Communications
Dublin, Ireland
Joined January 2010
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June Carmody retweeted
❤️ Kiara llevaba apenas cuatro días con su nueva familia cuando el terremoto cambió todo
La perrita quedó atrapada en un edificio gravemente afectado en Pereira y pasó horas rodeada de escombros
🙏 Finalmente, bomberos y un veterinario consiguieron rescatarla con vida
June Carmody retweeted
This is Iker. He was found by a Portuguese rescue earlier this year and during his intake photos he appeared very nonchalant about finding a forever home. This strategy worked and he was adopted almost immediately. 14/10
June Carmody retweeted
10. Don't Trust Everybody
Be careful who you share good news with.
Not everyone will be happy for you.
Only share it with good people.
Work and win in silence.
June Carmody retweeted
6. Overcoming Anxiety
Anxiety is an illusion
It grows when you don't confront it.
But it vanishes when you do.
Slay the dragon in its lair before he comes to your village.
June Carmody retweeted
Yay! More nights in Vicar St! Come along!
★ ★ 𝗘𝗫𝗧𝗥𝗔 𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗦 𝗔𝗗𝗗𝗘𝗗 ★ ★
Due to demand, @daraobriain has just added extra dates to his Re:Creation Tour at @Vicar_Street in March & July 2025! 👏🎉
⚡️ Tickets on sale This Monday at 10AM!
June Carmody retweeted
The most powerful habit you can develop:
Writing every day for 90 minutes.
• Clarifies your thinking
• Accelerates personal growth
• Builds confidence in your ideas
Here are 9 dead-simple steps to build a daily writing habit:
I’m taking on the Cold Swim for Women this Nollaig na mBan to raise much needed funds for Women’s Aid. Any suppor will help ensure that generations of women and children in Ireland are free from the terror of domestic violence. fundraising.womensaid.ie/s/2…
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Neuroscience Says This Simple Habit Improves Cognitive Health and Makes Your Brain Act Younger trib.al/kGCVDLO
June Carmody retweeted
Slow down. Quit if you know it's not healthy for you. Take a rest day. Pushing through things you hate and past the point of exhaustion is how people get sick. At the end of life, people's regret is that they never gave themselves a chance to pause it.
