Sails & Anchors
The metaphor of “sails” and “anchors” is often used to describe different types of people and their influences in life or on others. The easiest way to relate this in a social way or to describe people is to think of a ship’s sail that pulls you along and helps you move forward and […]
#WINNING
Winning, whether in sports, competitions, occupation or just everyday life, can trigger a complex interplay of hormones and neurotransmitters in the human brain. Understanding these neurochemical reactions sheds light on why winning can be so psychologically rewarding and motivating for individuals. Here are some key points about the main hormones that are released when […]
Reading vs Watching vs Listening
In this article we will rate the effectiveness of different learning methods. Reading, watching, and listening depends on various factors, including the nature of the material, the learner’s personal preferences, and the context of learning. Here’s how the three different methods compare. Reading Advantages: – Depth and Detail: Reading allows for deep engagement […]
Exercise And Mental Health
There is a saying – “That Food is the most over abused anxiety drug and Exercise is the most underutilised antidepressant” In many cases this is very true. If we look at how obesity can be linked to emotional eating in the case of sadness/depression/anxiety leading some people to turn to food and binge […]