Paul Simon (Including Simon & Garfunkel era) Paul Simon’s catalog spans decades, from folk to world music, with his poetic lyricism at the forefront. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (Simon & Garfunkel) – A song of comfort and compassion, one of the most iconic ballads in music history. "Graceland" – A mix of folk and African rhythms, the title track from his 1986 album that remains a masterpiece. "The Sound of Silence" (Simon & Garfunkel) – An anthem for the disillusioned, this is one of Simon's most famous songs. "You Can Call Me Al" – A fun and quirky track from Graceland , blending catchy rhythm with thoughtful lyrics. "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" – A funky, upbeat song with clever lyrics and a memorable hook. "American Tune" – A reflective song on the American experience with haunting, introspective lyrics. "Cecilia" (Simon & Garfunkel) – An upbeat, playful song w...
The way you start your morning matters more than you may realise. A few years ago, I began to notice a pattern. On the mornings when I jumped straight into meetings, my day felt rushed and disjointed – like I was catching up before I’d even begun. But when I had just one uninterrupted hour at the start, everything changed. I could think clearly, prioritise calmly, and ease into deeper work without the usual mental clutter. So, I made a simple rule: no meetings in the first hour . That boundary gave me space to focus, plan, and settle in, without distractions competing for attention. The way you start your morning matters more than you may realise. Own the first hour of your work to elevate the entire day. It sounds simple, even obvious. But when practised with intention, this one habit has the power to reshape not only your calendar but also your mindset. The science backs this up: mornings are prime time for your brain. Those first 60 minutes at work set the trajectory for the rest o...