To contribute your ‘Uniqueness’ is to enrich society with your flavor, your freshness, your thoughts, your talents, to which people may not like or agree with, but it’s your expression, your way of life. People can be so wired into a ‘Sense Of Sameness’ (SOS), when something or someone ‘Different’ comes along, they either disregard it as some sort of gimmick, or creates a sense of envy or jealously, like ‘wish I came up with that’, or simply ‘You don’t fit in to Our zone’, regardless of talent or whatever social status, OR they want you around to tick a box in their social circle, the ‘token’ box.…
Ok, so I’m no Billionaire (just yet), but I do believe with the right mind set and attitude you can reach the top, you only live once, so why not try and achieve as much as you possibly can. Richard Branson (Virgin), Mark Zukerburg (Facebook), Bill Gates (Microsoft), Steve Jobs (Apple), and Oprah Winfrey are just some of the fortunate few to achieve billionaire status, something which most of us can only dream of achieving in our life time.…
Sir Ken Robinson is an author, speaker, and international advisor on education in the arts to government, non-profits, education, and arts bodies. In this video, he touches on subjects such as thinking differently, finding your passion, ADHD issues, personalising education instead of standardising it, and creating a new culture going forward.
With a keen interest in using creative methods as a means of educating the youth of today, I’ve become a big fan on his thoughts and what he represents, and the way he illustrates his points in a humorous and digestible manner.…
