October 26, 2023
Decision-making: A guide for those who can’t decide whether they want to read this article or not
While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to decision-making, if you ask the internet, ChatGPT, or other forms of AI, they will want you to believe that decision-making is a complicated, complex, multifaceted process. I’m not saying decisions are easy. All I’m saying is it doesn’t have to be this hard. Good and bad Between a bad and a good decision is no difference. They both feel equally right at the right time. With hindsight we
October 26, 2023
How to overcome doubt in what you are
Many word-users are still in doubt about what they are. The perfect storm It seems the perfect storm is upon us. “Nothing endures but change. Change alone is unchanging.” – Heraclitus Sure, but right now things are changing faster than ever before and artificial intelligence is just another spike in the wheel of change that’s turning at incredible speed as we speak. Perfectly unprepared in their abilities to respond, an ever-increasing number of word-users don’t
October 26, 2023
Are you missing this work-life balance essential ingredient?
All stories — be it the story of how it all began, the story of you, or the story of anything else — have one thing in common. They are best understood by the simple formula of “Stimulus, Response”. “Stimulus=Response” is never-ending. That’s because the universe is energy which responds to itself. You and your work-life balance are no exception. You respond Like everything else you have a word for, information is stimulus to which
October 26, 2023
What happens just before a beginning?
In the beginning is the word I don’t remember exactly the first time I’ve heard it said that in the beginning is the word. I was young, Everybody older than me knew about it but didn’t seem to care. When I asked “What does it mean?” the word-users around me yadda-yadded as usual but offered no answer Many beginnings have gone under the bridge of tradition since, but it’s still only the young ones that
Not sure what you’re made of? Well, different things are said about you depending on what is saying them. Your smart phone says “You the second-person pronoun.” – Wikipedia“You can refer to one or more people and is used as the subject of a verb or the object of a verb or preposition.” – Collins Dictionary“You the one or ones being addressed.” – The Merriam-Webster Dictionary“You the person or people being spoken or written to.” – The Oxford Learner’s Dictionary“You the dative and accusative
October 26, 2023
When you believe you’re in control, what happens next?
Hello word-user, I know that for us it’s tempting to believe that we are in control. And to assume that with 20 years or more of school under our belts, we are not easy to fool. Not by a priest, a politician, or a prankster anyway. Other word-users might get bamboozled by a cheater or a con artist, but not us. The contrary is true. No one fools you more than the words you use.
In less than 3 weeks, I’ll host my first Limitless Opportunities seminar Who’d have thought so seven years ago? Because it’s been seven years since I decided to dedicate my work to words. During that time almost no one has been interested, and to tell you all, I was able to count the number of interested word-users on the fingers of just one of my two hands. Yet I slave away until I fall simply because I recognise
September 13, 2023
How to get better at opportunities? Try LIMITLESS (opportunities)
In less than 3 weeks, I’ll be hosting my “LIMITLESS OPPORTUNITIES” live seminar, as opposed to an online webinar, answering questions and connecting people to get serious in discussing the new way of looking at words. After the seminar, the participants will have replaced the old way of how word-users looked at words. In other words, the old way of looking at words will be a thing of the past that the participants will be