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Athletes play the role of 'warriors in the Colosseum' for most of their lives. Their achievements always stand out to me and make me ask myself if i can adapt the same discipline in all my endeavors. Here's another episode where i try be a warrior for myself.
The evolution of information, through technology has brought more, like minded people together than the preexisting lines of nations. As technology grows, to what extent are we exposed to ills and how are we bettered. My attempts at understanding.
When you fail, some of the best ways to be encouraged is to learn from those who came before you. Its even better if the 'method of redemption' is documented. But what happens when the material provided, gave an incorrect take on the individual. History is written by the winners. it's bad when those same winners, loose. my take.
Quantity, dictating influence. does it work, when numbers can be bought, manipulated and tainted? The true may hit the surface, for the few willing to take the hits. Find this vague? hear my take.
The driving force of old skool street behavior was always general principle. there are certain things you cannot do, say or tolerate. T.K Kirkland is an individual I enjoy the comedy of and way of looking at life. Here are some gems i've coined for myself, based on his thought process.
Mental health in this day and age is of great importance. Te need to Address it is important. however, those who have been successful during their suffering, do deserve to be mentioned as well, my take.
The box office returns of many a film suffer because the environment of releases has been heavily controlled by reviews, made by the initial watchers and critics, thus, making the global audience not consume the material. As one who often refuses to follow trends, this is my take on the movies that may have suffered, yet they were 'diamonds in the rough'.
one of the world's biggest film franchises released a tv series that has me fully engaged and entertained. How it was introduced to me, also sparked a curiosity into the way the show has married ideas of past film makers. my thoughts.
we're quick to make the big cheque, especially when we get into a business. constantly, we're encouraged to 'learn the ropes.' We feel impatient about that. Our predecessors say, 'never do it for money'. Question i seek to answer in this episode, is 'why?'
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