Censorship is pretty rife on a number of platforms, through those particular platforms are fast becoming less popular through their own actions. And the Irony is, the more these platforms ramp up their censorship, the more content is becoming available via other means. One can still look around You Tube because there is still a…
Neil McDonald and Thomas Sheridan have begun a series of interesting talk that in the last 10 weeks have covered an interesting variety of topics, including book and film reviews. Both Neil and Thomas have a wide range of knowledge and a big and shared interest in megaliths, which are found all around the world,…
Restricted, well I think we know quite about it these days, especially if one has a differing viewpoint than the one being offered as the mainstream narrative. And when it comes to expanding out and upon ones knowledge, mainstream learning is like living in a desert beside a dripping tap and the stories being observed…
Informative information comes in many shapes and forms and a lot of times from surprising sources. And the more sources that one can get their information from, and the more eclectic that information is, the better picture of what is going on one can begin to build. And the reason why I say eclectic, which…
Basic Principles is what this world works on, though it is something few of us understand and few of us work to, yet by understanding basic principles and working to them, things start to become easier and easier to work. And this is what the whole premise of this website is about. It is not…
Mildly interesting information always occurs with any events that happens, and it doesn’t matter what one believes in, sometimes the most innocuous pieces of information can be the most profound. And if one has been around long enough, one can begin to comprehend that the “official narrative” that plays out in the media can leave…
Building skill isn’t the only thing coaches build into their players, for without building in character, one will have no true foundation to work from. Now don’t confuse personality with character, for character encompasses and can be summed up in two simple words: Discipline Commitment That’s it. Defining And Building Character: Jocko Willink And Capt…
Teddy Atlas is a legend in boxing circles and goes back to the days of Cus D’Amato, a legend in his own right. Now boxing may not be everyone’s cup of tea as a sport, though there is a lot that everyone can learn from the sport of boxing, and as usual, it is from…
Investigative journalists aren’t as many in the mainstream as they used to be, but they’re still there, though most have surfaced into other viable media, in what is known as the the alternative. And an interesting thing is that out of the top 6 books I’ve read, 4 of them have been written by Investigative…
Rock solid, things that are trustworthy and hardly move, for about 4 years ago, I put out a list of my top 10 books that I have read, and over the intervening time there hasn’t been any change, until the last couple of weeks when I came across the book Breath by James Nestor. And…
Sage has a couple of different meanings, in one it is a plant, and the other is in meaning wise, and over time as well live and gain experience, some through learning, and some through what we are told. And of course, don’t expect any sage advice for navigating this world whilst at school, for…
Enlarging just gets bigger and bigger and wider and wider, and some books and ideas come along which can take one’s thinking and concepts to a completely different level. And over the last 10 years, I’ve come across 3 books which has the capabilities to keep enlarging one’s concepts and understanding and move one to…
Book recommendations can come at a dime a dozen, for some books, one just wants to share with others, for all books have one or two main ideas that have the potential to change what you do, or change one’s comprehension. I’ve just recently finished a book called strive, about the struggle one comes across…
Unusual, well it depends on the angle that one looks at it, for what can seem and appear to be unusual to one person, to another is just another day at the office. It’s Not Unusual – Tom Jones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nagjPyNMu9Q And the following are three sports, that on the surface appear to be unusual, though…
Brick and mortar are used for building buildings, but if one wants to become a true learner, one needs to become like a sponge for if one puts a sponge into a pool of water, it sucks it up, if one puts a brick into a pool of water, it just gets wet. And it…
Using other people’s expertise is a common thing we do in the world without even realizing it, which means we don’t have to reinvent the wheel. For in using other people’s expertise can save us a lot of time and waste and help us to progress quicker, for they have made the mistakes which has…
Restraints creates boundaries, and within the boundaries, the creativity can flourish, and yet when we are looking to do things, we are looking to remove the restraints. And the above reminds me of a quote from Earnest Rutherford: “We haven’t got the money, so we’ve got to think” And when it comes to exercises and…
Learn, learn, learn – realistically, it’s all we ever do, right up until the day we die, and on the sports field, learning to play quicker is something we should all strive to do. And people think playing quicker means running faster, whereas in reality, it’s in moving the ball quicker between players. Speed Of…
Enjoying the creative process and learning to love, when one does that, one will never be bored, and no problem is ever insurmountable, it may take a while, but you’ll get there in the end. Then Adele Said “I Hate Wah-Wah Oh” – Tim Pierce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubGOWfLFniw The creative process is about play – playing with…
Analogy and metaphor are good ways to get across ideas and concepts, for everyone remembers a picture or a story used to express an ideas, they never remember the explanation. Little Book Of Talent # Tip 21 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r0JtjasYCU Of course, analogy and metaphor plays to the strength of the right side of the brain, because…
