We are referred to as human beings, not human doings. Who we are in essence is our being, which will affect our doing.Being unique, when others want us to conform.Being ourselves, when there is pressure to change.Robots can do many things that humans can, often more efficiently, quickly and economically.They cannot, however, be human. Whilst they can replicate many of the things that humans do, they cannot human be.Human being is who we are, each one unique. From our DNA to our finger prints.Yo

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t mind.” Bernard M BaruchI love this quote, basically inviting us not to be afraid of being ourselves. When I was young I was painfully shy. I wouldn't say boo to the proverbial goose.One of the great joys for me of growing older has been being liberated from what other people think. I've always admired great eccentrics and those who seem to do their own thing, or act or

Often the most valuable lessons are learnt when mistakes are made.When a baby learns to walk there is a stage where being unsteady and falling over is a necessary part of the process of going from crawling to walking. Bob Proctor often reminds us that a when the Apollo missions were sent to the moon they were off target more often than they were on target. They had to keep correcting to achieve their desired destination.It is better to start and fail rather than not start at all. Thomas Alva Ed

One of great things about WA is the way the training is structured. By following along step by step, information overload is avoided.Focus is key. There are so many distractions on the internet. Whether it be Facebook, Youtube or Google, with so many sites, so much info.There are so many sources of information. Some reliable, some not.When I was a kid I accidentally discovered that when a magnifying glass was held over a piece of wood at a certain distance, the sun's rays burnt the wood. They w

Try asking anyone this question:"Who are you?"Nine times out of ten, folks will answer by giving their name."I'm Mary, or Bob, or Jane, or Joe or whoever."But you are not your name.They may say, "I'm a student, or a teacher, or builder, or nurse, or any one of many, many professions"But you are not your job.They may say, " I'm a mother, or a father, or son, or daughter, or sister, or brother."But that's not you, that's a role, that's a relationship, that's not you.So "Who are you?"The ancient G