
Buddhism Part Three – adolescence and psychedelia
As I passed through adolescence and my curiosity grew, I became more interested in psychology and philosophy. I was given ‘Memories, Dreams and Reflections’ by
As I passed through adolescence and my curiosity grew, I became more interested in psychology and philosophy. I was given ‘Memories, Dreams and Reflections’ by
There are two principles which have helped me to increase my productivity recently. They occurred to me during a coaching session. The inbox isn’t our
BUGS & BUZZES – an ice-breaker exercise for a group meeting. What it does This is a great warm-up exercise for the beginning of a
Many of you will already be aware of a book by David Allen called ‘Getting Things Done’. This book, published in 2001 has become something
I’m reading Michael Gelb‘s ‘How to think like Leonardo da Vinci’ which is an excellent book. I’m working through many of the exercises and finding
People new into post often have big knowledge gaps as they work to understand the context in which they are working. This is not necessarily
My head is full of ideas at the moment – a million ideas. Like a million stars in the sky. And that set me to
It was 1997. I had heard of the concept of a Learning Set. It was something that appealed on a number of levels. For example,
This post describes a technique which I developed a few years ago as part of my PhD thesis: The work of the Archetypal Psychologists was
MICRO REVIEW This book, written by James Redfield and Carol Adrienne builds on the original book “The Celestine Prophecy” written by Redfield. Sometimes these add-on