From Chaos

Whilst undeniably heterosexual, I have always been cognisant of my own sense of difference from my male peers. I dislike sports and ‘Page-Three’, have a disinclination for the proverbial ‘night out with the lads’ and I fail quite spectacularly to be fascinated by the workings of the internal combustion engine. I am youngest of seven children, born in the 1960’s to working class parents, on a suburban Leicester ‘council estate’. The culture within which I was raised depended for much of both its entertainment and socio-familial interaction, upon broadcasting. Common to my social experience, my Father dominated viewing decisions, raising me on a diet ... Read Full Story

Vacancy as Retail Manager/Supervisor and Product c o n s u l t a n t … Formulating business plan and strategies; Formulating financial report; Developing and maintain SOP; Prepare the monthly yield report; Analyzing business target and financial projection; Must be good in people m a n a g e m e n t … Chiropractic Consulting Warning | Very Good Search Info Center Similarly, you would never go to a practice m a n a g e m e n t group that is primarily known for in- o f f i c e patient retention for help with internet marketing. You ... Read Full Story

Last time , I was talking about Phil Bolsta's book, Sixty Seconds , in which various people describe brief moments of spiritual awakening, and I asked if any of you have had similar experiences. Thanks to those of you who responded! Now perhaps it's time for me to share an experience of my own... There have been several occasions when such a thing has happened to me, and I consider myself very lucky to have been granted such revelations. I think it's happened several times because, set in my ways as I am, I've needed a great deal of prodding to grab my attention. ... Read Full Story

Bad is more interesting than Good.  This is an idea I came up with to highlight an apparently fundamental flaw of human nature: we seem more interested in learning about bad behavior than good.   As a canonical example, and a pun on “The Peter Principle,” I use the story of Peter Rabbit.   Why does this beloved children’s story focus almost exclusively on the the bad boy? Peter’s mother gives him the ultimate warning: “you may go into the fields or down the lane, but don't go into Mr. McGregor's garden: your Father had an accident there; he was put in a pie ... Read Full Story

Take stock of those around you and you will . . . hear them talk in precise terms about themselves and their surroundings, which would seem to point to them having ideas on the the matter. But start to analyse those ideas and you will find that they hardly reflect in any way the reality to which they appear to refer, and if you go deeper you will discover that there is not even an attempt to adjust the ideas to this reality. Quite the contrary: through these notions the individual is trying to cut off any personal vision of reality, of his own ... Read Full Story