So you’re worried about the march of the robots?
An impending Terminator-style judgement day set to steal our future.
If sci-fi movies are anything to go by, it’s simply a matter of time. Mass unemployment, income inequality, riots and trailer parks.
The joy.
Perhaps it’s a bit different from the utopia you imagined future technology might provide.
But is it really necessary to worry, or are we heaping too much hyperbole on the thought pile?
So, you’re fed up of your current commute and want to ditch the dreariness for the good life?
You’ve seen the Instagram feeds of your favourite travel bloggers and their perfectly filtered faces are driving you crazy with envy.
You’re like a rabid dog at work, desperate to escape the confines of your cubicle…
Just waiting for when you can hand in your notice and hop on a plane.
But is travelling all the fairy lights and beach fires it’s portrayed to be?
In this article, we’ll consider the psychological benefits of travelling to prepare you for what’s to come.
So, you’re sick of the clutter in your life and want to purge.
Maybe you’ve seen these MacBook-wielding nomads on the socials and fancy some similar life-styling…
To become unencumbered by modern entrapments like mortgages, wardrobes and underpants…
Free to travel the world out of a 1.62-litre backpack with a pair of moisture wicking socks that double as emergency toilet paper.
Well, let’s take a look at this strange new minimalism cult and some tips to get you going.
Let me guess…
You drag yourself out of your warm cocoon every morning, bleary-eyed and miserable, ready for another slog at work.
You know you’ll feel tired all day, and then have no energy to actually do anything fun when the evening finally rolls around.
All because you can’t get a decent night’s rest.
So in this article, we’ll cover exactly how you can wake up refreshed in a few simple steps.
So you want to quit the corporate rat race to dispense life advice?
You’ve desperately clawed your way up Maslow’s hierarchy, ready for some first world transcendence into altruism and true actualisation.
To help and serve, empowering individuals to follow their bliss.
Well here’s your guide brave spiritual warrior.
Do you get uncomfortable when someone doesn’t meet your gaze?
There are many reasons for someone avoiding eye contact.
But even though it’s a natural phenomenon, it can still make you feel like a bit of a lemon.
Especially when you’re trying your hardest to be a good little conversationalist.
Do you trust yourself?
Are you confident that this crazy old existence experiment is going well?
If not, it may be a bumpy ride amigo.
I mean, trust is easy when life’s all ice cream and kittens.
But what about when we’re floundering around like a drunkard in the dark, unsure which direction to take?
As I analyse what types of blogs/content I enjoy reading (and publishing), it’s made me think more about the current media landscape.
As creators, we obviously want to attract our few eyeballs to our articles, and perhaps evens create some raving, foaming at the mouth fans who love our work.
To do this, we website owners must seek to deliver value.
So, what exactly is the juice that most website visitors are extracting?
Today I stumbled across the Tecumseh poem and have enjoyed learning more about this iconic leader.
Chief Tecumseh was a Native American Shawnee warrior, rising to power in the early 19th century.
Since his death in 1813, he’s become somewhat of a folk hero. Click here to read more.
Are you the master of your mind or unsure how to control your thought process?
Let’s face it…
Many of us are slaves to our thoughts, pushed and pulled at their every whim.
Deep down we know what we want to do with our health, careers and relationships, but no sooner have we decided than our thoughts hijack the controls, introducing fear and doubt.
In this article, we’ll look at the importance of observing your mind and what you can do to control your thought.