If the world was not as it seems, would those that know ... Tell us? And if they did.... Would we listen? Moreover, ... Would we act? Or carry on hoping that it'll work out in the end? #RebelsWithCause #Resilience #CriticalThinking #MindsetMatters #Awareness #FutureThinking #Adaptability #SelfLeadership
Everything in nature is regenerative, it's nature's modus operandi. Yet, our human systems, aimed at empowering the rich further, create hierarchies, monopolies, and perpetual growth, disrupting this natural lifecycle. As American sociobiologist Edward Wilson remarked: "We have Paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions, and god-like technology." I believe the Palaeolithic emotions aren't the problem though. It's the … Continue reading 🌄 Sunday Morning Musings 🌿
Modern life has its perks, but it also lures us into a sedentary lifestyle that can be detrimental to our health. We sit for hours at work, use cars for short trips, and unwind in front of screens. It's no wonder we see rising rates of metabolic disorders and cancers, with a staggering 50% in … Continue reading Be More Hunter-Gatherer!
One of the toughest truths we have to face is that those in power don't always have our best interests at heart. They often manipulate national identity and patriotism to further their own agendas. This isn't a conspiracy theory—it's a reality we need to accept to navigate our world effectively. 📣 Why does this matter? … Continue reading How much reality are we really prepared to confront?
In today's fast-paced world, where stress and anxiety have become almost routine, the quest for better mental health is more critical than ever. One powerful, yet often overlooked, tool in this quest is adventure. Adventure isn't just about thrill-seeking or extreme sports; it's about stepping out of your comfort zone, embracing the unknown, and experiencing … Continue reading Embracing Adventure: A Key to Unlocking Mental Health and Resilience
During our Walkshop we'll explore: Technological Solutions Are Insufficient: Reliance on "sustainability" often translates to maintaining the status quo with minor adjustments rather than addressing the core issues. Historical Misinterpretations: The shift from Darwin’s original ideas to Herbert Spencer’s "survival of the fittest" has misguided humanity towards short-term adaptation rather than long-term survival.The collapse of … Continue reading Bold Leadership in a Bizarre World Walkshop
Seneca Stoicism: Seneca was a prominent Stoic philosopher. He believed in living in accordance with nature and reason, emphasizing virtue as the highest good. Control and Acceptance: Seneca taught that we should focus on what is within our control and accept what is not. This helps to maintain tranquility and avoid unnecessary suffering. Virtue as … Continue reading Philosophers and their Philosophy….
A walk is perhaps one of the most overlooked habits in our society. We’re constantly rushing from A to B, often forgetting the simple act of walking. Yet, some of history’s greatest thinkers advocated for the necessity of a simple walk. They saw it as a way to think clearly, generate new ideas, and get … Continue reading I’m excited to offer a complimentary session of Wisdom Walks & Wild Coaching—a unique blend of outdoor coaching.
