Hi, folks, a little personal news. In mid-November, I'm getting my aortic valve replaced via open-heart surgery. As scary as that sounds, my prognosis is excellent. This is fairly personal health news, and I'm posting publicly for two reasons. First, I am so grateful for the friendships and collegi| Glenn Fleishman interrogates the past
When people think about retiring in France, the images that come to mind are often dreamy: long lunches on sunny terraces, leisurely strolls through charming villages, and endless glasses of wine or coffees at neighborhood cafés. It’ll be a permanent vacation! I completely understand the appeal — France is beautiful, rich in culture, and offers ... Read More about Why I wouldn’t retire in France as an American The post Why I wouldn’t retire in France as an American appeared first on ...| Oui In France
When I first boarded that plane to France, I thought I had a pretty good handle on what I’d gain by moving there. Better pastries? Sure. The challenge of a new language? Definitely. A fun, new life…| Oui In France
Die vermeintlich glänzende Idee einer anonymen Vorgesetztenbeurteilung entpuppt sich ausgerechnet in den Fällen als Falle, in denen die meiste Hilfe benötigt würde, weil die Beziehung zwischen Vorgesetzten und Mitarbeitern tatsächlich sehr schlecht ist. Der Artikel Vorgesetztenbeurteilung und 360-Grad-Feedback: Der Fluch der Anonymität ist erschienen auf initio Organisationsberatung. Mehr zum Thema : Beurteilungssystem: Ein potenzielles Veränderungshindernis zum Verbündeten machenBeur...| initio Organisationsberatung
Da wir kaum dazu in der Lage sind, die Persönlichkeitsstrukturen und Einstellungen von Menschen zu verändern, ist die Personalauswahl die wichtigste Einflussgröße auf die Mitarbeiterqualität. Der Artikel Personalauswahl: Die vernachlässigte Millioneninvestition ist erschienen auf initio Organisationsberatung. Mehr zum Thema : Persönlichkeitstests: Für die Personalauswahl nur begrenzt geeignetDerzeit gibt es kaum Persönlichkeitstests, die sich für Zwecke der Personalauswahl eignen un...| initio Organisationsberatung
Beurteilungssysteme können beabsichtigte Kulturveränderungen unbemerkt konterkarieren, wenn versäumt wird, sie den veränderten Anforderungen anzupassen. Sie können Veränderungen aber auch wirksam unterstützen, sofern sie konsequent auf die veränderten Anforderungen ausgerichtet werden. Der Artikel Beurteilungssystem: Ein potenzielles Veränderungshindernis zum Verbündeten machen ist erschienen auf initio Organisationsberatung. Mehr zum Thema : Human Resources / HR: Die Rolle des Pers...| initio Organisationsberatung
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This is my response to my own question on early web memories and I jump back to probably around 1997 when I first tried browsing the web. I was home at a friends house who had access and he showed me how it worked. I don’t remember we did much other than click a bit around on Excite (a web portal before Google took over) and I think we actually found a music video, which was possible at the time to view through RealPlayer. Took ages to load.| winther blog
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Highlight of the week: took the day off Wednesday to lounge around and read Looking forward to: reading a lot of fun, light books this weekend Stuff I did: 0.5 hours consulting 5.75 hours writing 0.75 hours business admin baked blueberry crumb pie (blackberries went moldy 😿) — decided at 8pm that I wanted dessert so […]| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
Win of the week: the city installed a bike lane on the segment of greenway I advocated for!!! I know it wasn’t just me but I’m taking partial credit 😎 Looking forward to: got berries to bake Smitten Kitchen’s blackberry-blueberry crumb pie Stuff I did: 0.75 hours consulting 1.75 hours business development — meeting and research […]| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
We trekked up to the mountains today — hit construction traffic so it took twice as long as usual, about an hour and a half. After a picnic lunch, we meandered the riverbank checking out rocks. We used to come here all the time but iirc it’s been a couple years. Unfortunately, the air was […]| Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
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Just to clarify, this isn’t about death. There is no death trigger warning, this is just about the end of, what was, a very important friendship to me. I’...| silly blog
Lennon recorded Walls and Bridges back in New York City, in the summer of 1974, after having lived for most of the previous year away from...| inmedias.blogspot.com
Veteran journalist Eleanor Bader published the very first review of my new book! It’s a great review! The official publication date is October 20, but books are now in print and available. My first appearance to talk about the book will be in my home town: Brooklyn, New York, on October 21 at 6 pm […]| Diane Ravitch's blog
Over the past six months, a dedicated team of volunteers has been working to compile Roger's blog posts into a new book format. We refuse to let his imprisonment silence him— we want his writing to reach even further.| Roger Hallam
A few years ago, James Provost built a handheld texting device, based on Arduino, to send short messages over a connected ham radio set. One of my many backburner projects has been to build something similar, either based on amateur radio (like James’s project) or based on LoRa. Little did I know that Kevin Hester, […]| Shawn Hymel
Little appreciation post for my bearblog friends| Absurd Pirate's Internet Blog
A personal month in review. What a month September has been.| Absurd Pirate's Internet Blog
Waking up everyday that 'Israel' isn't gone| indi.ca
What I've been reading this week| indi.ca
En mis años trabajando con sistemas legacy he observado los mismos obstáculos una y otra vez: acoplamiento excesivo, lógica enmarañada y deuda técnica disfrazada. Inspirado por estas experiencias, desarrollé una técnica llamada Heuristic Legacy Refactoring (HLR) y un proyecto de código abierto, refactor_heuristic, que aplica heurísticas y métricas objetivas para orientar la modernización eficiente de código heredado. En esta entrada profundizo en cómo combinar herramientas como N...| JMFLORESZAZO
En los últimos meses (o último año), todo el mundo habla de la Inteligencia Artificial (IA). Hay titulares que insisten en que la IA nos va a quitar el trabajo, que no está lo suficientemente madura o que las empresas no ven retorno de inversión (ROI). Pero, ¿sabes qué? Me parece que cuando hablamos así, detrás de esos grandes titulares, olvidamos lo que realmente importa: el para qué de la IA. Porque es justamente en los casos concretos, reales, donde la IA puede brillar.| JMFLORESZAZO
Running a business is exhilarating, empowering, and at times, overwhelming. For women founders especially, the weight of ambition, responsibility, and constant decision-making can become heavy. In the pursuit of scaling, […] The post 5 Mindful Habits To Build A Resilient Business Without Burning Out By Mariana Mindfulness appeared first on BEYOUROWN.| BEYOUROWN
In a world where first impressions can shape opportunities, how we visually present ourselves carries more weight than we often realise. Beyond style or fashion trends lies a powerful science: […] The post Closing The Visibility Gap With The Psychology Of Colour By Christina Avraam appeared first on BEYOUROWN.| BEYOUROWN
I'm shifting my focus to becoming more and more disconnected from the online space. Keeping my internet usage in a sort of bubble| Absurd Pirate's Internet Blog
An article about stupid social norms that need to go away| Absurd Pirate's Internet Blog
This week at our cabin, it was all about working on small projects as we continue to get ready for winter. We started the week off with another fishing trip since we’d promised the kids we’d try again after having no luck the week prior. We didn’t have luck again this time, unfortunately. We may... The post What We Did This Week: Small Projects & Family appeared first on Little House Living.| Little House Living
This week was another beautiful fall week here at our off-grid home! We started out the week by mostly missing an aurora, but I still got a pretty picture of the night sky. Over the weekend, David brought us home some new animal friends… 6 Khaki Campbell ducks! I love having ducks (more than chickens!),... The post What We Did This Week: Bulk Food, Fall Baking, and Ducks! appeared first on Little House Living.| Little House Living
A few weeks ago I announced that we were retiring the annual Metaphysician’s Day Planner offering, after nine consecutive years of making them, each one custom-made to order with your birth c…| benebell wen
Hey sweet friend! The post below was originally sent as an email to my community, but after receiving a lot of curiosity from people who aren’t on my email list, I’ve decided to publish it here as a post as well. I kinda like how it will get to live forever on my website now, […] The post I’m Retiring appeared first on Future Current.|
Female Italian/American, 53 y. o., living in Rome. Well-travelled, well-spoken, higher education. Live in EUR area with 4 cats and feeling extremely lonely. Looking for any kind of exchange, as a friend. If feeling the same, please write to cecilialippa@gmail.com. See you! :)| Wanted in Rome - Wanted in Rome | Italy's news in English
1. Personal (adjective): Relating to an individual person rather than a group or organization. 2. Personal (noun): A short written note or advertisement in a newspaper or magazine directed at an individual. The word "personal" describes something relating to or affecting a particular individual, often in a private or intimate way. It can refer to […] The post Personal: Definition, Meaning, and Examples appeared first on US Dictionary.| US Dictionary
If it sounds like an adventure, it might just be. I believe that books choose us. At least sometimes they do, which is usually when we need them most. I read rave reviews about Matt Haig’s The Midnight Library but I never really felt compelled to read it, until I found it in the “Read Local” section of my library. It’s the first time I borrow from the library, which is a shame. It’s also the first time I read a book on my phone. That has been possible because I switched back to usin...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
The second of a series of posts in which I document my progress learning to play the ukulele This post is long overdue. I started writing it several times but I have never been focused enough to do it. As with writing on my blog, also my exercising has slowed down. The previous diary entry ended with strumming rhythms and changing between the C, F and G chords. I was struggling with both. Not anymore. Despite the fact I learned just one new chord (G7), I feel much more confident playing. Song...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
After a failed verbal reasoning test, I wrote an email reasoning why I firmly believe that these tests exclude perfectly good professionals. Hi [recruiter’s name], As I failed the Product Design / Verbal Reasoning test, I don’t expect the recruiting process to continue. I would like to offer you my feedback and opinion on the experience, as [company name] might find it useful in the future. It was the first time I had been asked to perform such a test. My experience was negative, although...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
One of the things I missed most of our life in Cambridge is growing vegetables and flowers. Having a garden is a lot of work, but it’s highly rewarding. Simone and I have been busy preparing for spring during the last few weekends. We’ve found the mint we planted years ago, moved it to the other side of the garden, and are watching it thrive. From seeds, we planted: the romanesco variety of courgettes, which is sweeter and tastier chives chillies plum tomatoes parsley rocket salad red let...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
Yesterday I got to celebrate International Women’s Day in a pleasant and unexpected way. It was a double celebration, actually, as it was my birthday a few days ago. Simone and I had delicious Thai food for lunch, before walking home. The cold and strong winds made it a more difficult, but nonetheless charming five kilometres stroll. Feeling tired and a bit sluggish, we considered swapping dates for the event we booked for the evening. I’m glad we didn’t. We went to the Leper Chapel of ...| Design & other obsessions by Silvia Maggi
Technology no longer excites me. To be precise, I’m not able to feel enthusiastic about new technology anymore. Might be because I’m getting older.| silviamaggi.co.uk
First of a short series of posts, where I introduce my switch to an operating system released in 2013, running in a computer built the same year. I can't possibly explain all the fine details of how it works, it'd require a book, but I'll try to dig out the best impressions. As explained at the end of July, I found myself at the bitter end of a long process of detaching from modern computing. Apple in particular. As a pure experiment, I installed and ran Mac OS X 10.9.5 (nicknamed 'Mavericks'...| Minutes to Midnight
Enough with the whining. Silvia and I have decided to kickstart the process that will ultimately lead us to share a dual citizenship. We came back to the UK two years ago, after failing to find common ground with our home country, and settled in our former house once again. Not coincidentally, we managed to find a way to pivot away from our old jobs. None of the above was an easy feat, according to Westerner standards. It took time, and a great deal of effort. Now, it would be possible (and e...| Minutes to Midnight
Once again, I find myself kind of forced to stop reading the news, in any form or shape. Filtering the shit from the interesting bits is like trying to put a barrier to a fastidious tinnitus (which I have, by the way). After a long time applying a harsh set of filters on Mastodon, where anything caught in my extensive amount of 'cancelled' keywords would simply disappear, I tried showing the 'filtered' notification for a while. It only led to the trap of clicking, seeing things that I didn't ...| Minutes to Midnight
A Mastodon post by Denny Henke, made me realise something that is currently making me really angry. He said: A lot of Apple enthusiasts are disgusted with Tim Cook and Apple given the recent display of bootlicking. I'm going to keep suggesting that we are all free to walk away from Apple's services. Your next computer can use GNU Linux. And before you dismiss it, have you tried it? Folks, I promise you, it is possible to have great and productive computing experience over here. The Free Softw...| Minutes to Midnight
A year and three months later, a follow-up on leaving the web industry. I was supposed to have distanced myself from that by now, to speak about it lightly. Not true.| minutestomidnight.co.uk
A few days ago I had a massive panic attack. Trying to think of something that would help me snap out of it, I asked Dan to “tell me you love me.” The “I love you” I got back was so begrudgingly given that even in the midst of a panic attack I couldn’t help […] The post Untitled appeared first on Emily Suess.| Emily Suess
From a local coffee shop, which also has tea, food, alcohol, live music on Friday nights, and is just a great place to meet and hang out.| This, that and the other thing
Many people decry the idea of hard work that jeopardizes work-life balance. But maybe the sacrifice you're making now leads to better life options later. The post A contrarian view to work life balance appeared first on Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow}.| Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow}
Feeling bored led to an exploration of research showing that stillness matters to productivity, creativity, and maybe even personal growth. I was bored| Schaefer Marketing Solutions: We Help Businesses {grow}
It is a chilly but rare clear day in Scotland as I sit down to write this reflection at one of my favourite cafés in Paisley. I’m entering my fourth year in the UK after emigrating from South Africa. I continue to make steady but slow progress in overcoming various challenges. There is value in writing and sharing after-action reviews. Writing these reflections (and journaling most days) helps me to orient myself and reflect on how I must do things differently in the future. They might eve...| Marcus Coetzee
This article describes the various challenges I overcame during my first, second and third years of living in Scotland after emigrating from South Africa in 2021. After three years of making a concerted effort to integrate into Scottish culture and contribute to the country, I’m starting to feel increasingly at home. This article will help people who have recently moved countries to gain perspective on how long it takes to integrate and the likely challenges they will encounter. People tend...| Marcus Coetzee
This article describes my system for managing tasks and information. This system evolved over the past two and a half decades as I’ve consumed books, podcasts and blog posts on productivity, task management and personal knowledge management. This system has enabled me to stay relatively sane as I’ve managed up to 20 simultaneous consulting projects across multiple continents. The post My productivity and knowledge management system first appeared on Marcus Coetzee.| Marcus Coetzee
It is a snowy day in Scotland as I write the first paragraphs of this reflection in December 2023. I’m entering my third year in the UK after emigrating from South Africa. I have continued to make steady progress on several fronts amidst a host of challenges. I believe in the value of writing and sharing after-action reviews. You can read my previous end-of-year reflections from previous years which show how my career has evolved. Writing my reflections (and journaling daily) helps me to or...| Marcus Coetzee
AI algorithmic outputs might produce things that look or sound very good, perhaps even be awe-inspiring or life-changing, but this is not art.| Marcus Coetzee
I wrote this 7 years ago, a week or two before I started hormone replacement therapy. I shared it with a few people at the time, but never really published it anywhere. I really should have. Homesick Did you ever go to summer camp, or even just a sleepover at| Jennifer++
It started two years ago, on a street in Dublin. They have a cool program where notable historical figures get a little bio on walls. The key part was this: She invented a unique uncrushable linen …| Heidi Waterhouse
Pausing personal releases to rebuild; professional work continues unchanged.| Chocapikk's Cybersecurity Blog 🛡️
Cris has started a asking for and this is my entry. I think I am pretty much the same person as yesterday, or a week ago. But what about a year, 5 years...| winther blog
Erfahren Sie, welche ersten 5 Schlüsselpositionen im Recruiting für Start-ups unverzichtbar sind und wie Sie das Fundament Ihres Unternehmens stärken.| Selbstständig machen
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It has been very quiet here lately, for reasons that may seem counterintuitive: I have had very little going on, because (long story short) the faculty at Dalhousie has been locked out by the admin…| Novel Readings
By Anton Lang ~ “Can you pick up some steaks for the barbecue this weekend?” In the first post on this subject (Beef Cattle And Beef As Food) I wrote about the root source of the meat I’ll be writing about here, the actual beef cattle and the many and varied breeds of those cattle, […]| PA Pundits International
By Anton Lang ~ Remember that last steak you ate, or the last meal you ate that had beef in it? Well, where did the beef come from? And hey, the obvious answer is from the butcher, but here, what was the breed of cattle that the steak came from? And I’m willing to bet […]| PA Pundits International
By Olivia Pero ~ Vice President JD Vance joined “My View with Lara Trump” Saturday where he discussed everything from his best-selling book “Hillbilly Elegy” to whether he will run for president in…| PA Pundits International
Author's Note: I've marked this post NSFW due to the nature of figure and gesture drawing using nude models, even though as of this point in time I don't have the tools to add in the more intimate details of the body. Some of these progress update drawings will have simple boobs and butts, so I erred on the side of caution. Enjoy!| M. H. Miller is Currently Creating
Fun fact about me, ever since I was a child I always wanted to be an ✨artist.✨ Another fun fact about me, the way my ADHD works is that if I'm not instant...| M. H. Miller is Currently Creating
Simple script to make brown noise MP3 in Python| matduggan.com
What I’ve been listening to since last time| Kevin Murphy
It’s back-to-school season again, and perhaps the perfect time to share this conversation I had with Dennis Liu, VP of Education at the E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation on how curiosity, c…| Ekostories by Isaac Yuen
As promised, my new DIY series, What Would Dahlia Make, starts today! If you’re just tuning in and confused about who Dahlia is, you can read this or watch this. The gist is that she’s the Female MC... The post What Would Dahlia Make-DIY Speckled Shell Bowl appeared first on City Farmhouse by Jennifer O'Brien.| City Farmhouse by Jennifer O'Brien
I'm starting a new DIY series to honor my main character, What Would Dahlia Make? 12 weeks of coastal niece ideas that will double as gifts.| City Farmhouse by Jennifer O'Brien
A collection of monthly DEI Newsletters with resources for educators, each with a specific theme relating to diversity, equity and inclusion.| Shades of Blue Interiors
This month’s T-SQL Tuesday invite comes from Todd Kleinhans, who invites us to discuss mastering a new or existing technical skill. Todd clarifies what he means by “mastering,” sa…| Chad Callihan
Hello! I’ve been thinking a lot about you this weekend, as I went about Old Guy chores, the VC job, and prepping for my fall course. I’ve had office hours with some of you and look forward to more. The general consensus I heard is that Section vibes continue to be strong. That all bodesContinue Reading| jtangoVC.com
Here are the five key lessons that shaped my journey on the TEDx stage, and what they teach us about growth and leadership.| Cerebral Selling
Work on the “New Life” (New Life City church – Fb) concrete relief on the Cupar Way “peace” line (war wall) at the North Howard Street gates has been completed – with brightly coloured paints and a pair of plaques below the… Continue reading →| Extramural Activity
Der Führungsstil prägt Klima, Motivation und Leistung im Team. Wer sein Vorgehen reflektiert und je nach Situation anpasst, legt die Grundlage für nachhaltigen Erfolg – im Start-up ebenso wie im Mittelstand. Warum der Führungsstil den Unterschied macht Führung ist kein starres Konzept. Teams, Aufgaben und Kulturen verändern sich – Führung muss mithalten. Eine aktuelle PLOS-ONE-Metaanalyse [...] Der Beitrag Führungsstile: So finden Sie den richtigen Weg, Ihr Team erfolgreich zu fü...| Karriere NOW
How they're different, according to an unreliable narrator| indi.ca
Finally, the habit is formed again! I have been consistently solving my Anki and have reached a balancing point. However, I must advise against what I am do...| extremq.com
I'm setting a bunch of ambitious reading goals for 2024! In this post, I share the reading challenges I want to try this year for maximum bookish fun. The post My Ambitious Reading Goals for 2024 appeared first on bookshelfsoliloquies. The post My Ambitious Reading Goals for 2024 appeared first on bookshelfsoliloquies.| bookshelfsoliloquies
I'm setting a bunch of ambitious reading goals for 2024! In this post, I share the reading challenges I want to try this year for maximum bookish fun.| bookshelfsoliloquies
About a year ago, , the legendary stop-motion film, was re-released in theaters. Since I had never seen it before, I rushed in. This was the perfect chance t...| Upward Spiral
Motivación y aplicaciones accesibles| JMFLORESZAZO
Even though breathing is the body’s most important biological function, and healthy breathing patterns are indicative of good health, sub-optimal breathing patterns are surprisingly commonplace! With over 25 years of […] The post Breathwork For Daily Living By Stacey Landau Breathwork Teacher & Yoga Therapist appeared first on BEYOUROWN.| BEYOUROWN
Confidence is essential for any woman aiming for success, whatever that may look like. Style is much more than just choosing what to wear each day because it reflects our […] The post Empowering Yourself Through Style By Holistic Style Coach Christina Avraam appeared first on BEYOUROWN.| BEYOUROWN
Yet another year has passed, and AllAboutLean.com is now twelve years old! 630 posts of lean content in English, plus selected blog posts translated into Chinese (thanks to Xie Xuan) and German (myself)! Time to celebrate again! Like every year I am surprised that again I managed to generate a (high-quality?) blog post every week for the last 52 weeks. I also managed to visit a few conferences again.| AllAboutLean.com
Writing any book is a nerve wracking experience. You sit in a small room somewhere, glaring at a computer screen, daring the page to remain blank. As you write, you are always aware of a reader sat…| Teaching it Real
This morning toward the end of my prayer walk, I waved at three people (all from the same family, I think) who were standing at the top of their driveway.[1] They smiled and waved back, but didn’t …| Kindle Afresh
Life is amazing. And then it’s awful. And then it’s amazing again. And in between the amazing and awful it’s ordinary and mundane and routine. Breathe in the amazing, hold on through the awful, and relax and exhale during the ordinary. That’s just living heartbreaking, soul-healing, amazing, awful, ordinary life. And it’s breathtakingly beautiful. […] The post Life is amazing appeared first on Natalie Carstens - The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer.| Natalie Carstens – The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer
I believe our photographs belong in the real world; on walls, in frames and in albums. We want to see them and have them easily accessible. Every day. I’m curious about the generations who follow me. What will they want? I have boxes of old sepia and black and white photos of my ancestors, many […] The post To be comforted by photographs appeared first on Natalie Carstens - The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer.| Natalie Carstens – The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer
I’m celebrating 15 years in business today!! Thank you to all the families who have trusted me over the years. Every photoshoot is very special to me. I photograph with a lot of love and care. A little piece of my heart is amongst all the photos displayed on your walls and in your family […] The post Yes. It really has been 15 years! appeared first on Natalie Carstens - The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer.| Natalie Carstens – The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer
I asked my 9 year old daughter what her earliest memory was. She remembers playing with her cousins in England when her hair was short (that would be around 4 and a half years ago when she was 5 years old). She remembers because of the photos and videos she’s seen. Photographs are our […] The post Photographs are the keys to unlocking our memories appeared first on Natalie Carstens - The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer.| Natalie Carstens – The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer
Nature inspires me constantly and I’m often pausing to take it all in or to capture what I see in a photo. I usually only have my phone camera with me on my morning walks so this round of Impressions is a blend of DSLR and iPhone photos. I love witnessing the seasons change and […] The post Impressions from May and June 2021 : a personal project appeared first on Natalie Carstens - The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer.| Natalie Carstens – The Hague Newborn & Family Photographer
How early tech wonder sparked a lifelong passion for purpose-driven innovation I recall 1994, when I first learned about the World Wide Web. The concept wasn’t entirely foreign to me. As a monk, I had already been using a Mac computer since 1986, when Apple introduced a curious little program called HyperCard. What Was HyperCard? Long before the internet became the […]| Paul Rodney Turner
I want to share something a bit different with you today. It’s been 15 years since I released ‘The YOGA of POOL’ into the world. Although some might say it feels a bit dated, I truly believe this book has insights that still resonate, especially for anyone looking to elevate their game in billiards. When […]| Paul Rodney Turner
In the serene landscape of northern Spain, where mountains meet the sky and nature sings in tranquility, a neglected stream once meandered through a serene farming valley. This content explores soul mastery principles and their application in modern life. This waterway was once choked with debris, its flow stifled, and its banks abandoned. However, a […]| Paul Rodney Turner
