The 1970’s book ‘Ways of Seeing’ by John Berger is a short but fascinating insight into what you see in pictures. What you see in pictures may without you even realising it, be reflected back in the way that you approach work, study and communication. Seeing only half the picture can lead to you being…
Today, the number of ways to study are greater than ever. In addition to our schools, colleges and universities, we can study on the job, in seminars, lectures and workshops. Or we may turn to one of the increasing number of online resources or study apps. Failing that, there’s always the good old text book!…
Visualise for a moment, the goalkeeper who with no imminent danger, rushes his kick out of the penalty box, only to pass the ball straight to the opponent’s striker, who in a moment of footballing madness, simply rolls the ball along the ground, past the floundering keeper’s arms and into an empty net. Whilst such…
The chap on whom this article is based, has long been associated with the humble apple. What Sir Isaac Newton discovered over 3 centuries ago remains of huge importance today, not just to scientists, but to us all. Comprehending how things move, whether in the human body, within organisations, or in our interactions with others, requires…
