
Pilgrimage, a visit to Carl Jung’s House in Küsnacht
I’ve mentioned before in this blog that Carl Jung’s work has had a significant impact on my life ever since I read his autobiography when

I’ve mentioned before in this blog that Carl Jung’s work has had a significant impact on my life ever since I read his autobiography when

It’s Almanac time again! This month there’s news of two forthcoming books, ideas for films, another card deck and a research-sharing initiative with the University

As I spend more time figuring out what this new role of Chief Explorer looks like, I have been using a few channels to experiment.

It just looked like a normal music shop selling an eclectic mix of musical instruments. It was across the road from the hotel on Pico

The quietness on this blog can be explained by the fact that I got married and went on a honeymoon with my wife June. We toured
A few weeks ago I blogged about online learning and how incredibly interesting the current developments are in that field. I mentioned MOOCs and some
When I am struggling to get something moving, when the idea is stuck. That’s when it’s a good idea to open my favourite typing space
In recent months I have been trying out online learning approaches. I’m guessing most people are familiar with TED talks these days. These are a
Seth’s Blog: Gripped in a free frenzy (or focused on scarcity and value). This post begins with a link to a short piece on Seth
It’s the start of a new year and I am thinking about ways in which I can lift my focus for 2014 and achieve some