Self development books are rising in popularity, but their direct effect on people is debatable. It is said that the most common result of reading a self development book is not some divine spiritual awakening, startup success or a new life journey.... but that the reader will buy another one. This certainly holds true for... Continue Reading →
1. Prepare Writing a list of objectives with the thought of the impending work needing to be done immediately is not impossible, but difficult. The temptations are to leave items off the list, aim for only 500 words rather than the 1000 needed to maintain progress to deadline or overlook important but less urgent tasks... Continue Reading →
1. Self Governed Campsite Evacuation During my transition year from university to what I call 'real life', I spent 7 months working and travelling in New Zealand. This was a massive deal to me as until then I was very much a 'home bird', the walls of opportunity and reality were firmly fixed where the... Continue Reading →
Diet: Dogs are generally given measured, nutritious meals... and you should have the same. You don't have to necessarily chow down on the pedigree with them though. Simply limit sugar, caffeine and alcohol, especially before sleep. Also avoid having food in the house that you tend to over indulge in: this will prevent the majority of diet... Continue Reading →
Writing something down in order to supplement our brains capacity for memory is a practice we have undertaken since around 3000 BC. Prior to that even, there are records of Homo-sapiens marking the walls of caves and rock faces. With the fast and worryingly consistent integration of the smart phone to every part of our lives,... Continue Reading →
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