Have you ever considered how our values as humans evolved alongside changes in energy capture methods throughout history? In his ground-breaking book ‘Foragers, Farmers, and Fossil Fuels: How Human Values Evolve’, Ian Morris presents a unique perspective on the intricate relationship between energy capture methods and the evolution of human values. His
Rudder4Life, an NGO/PBO, is committed to urgently addressing the critical societal crisis in South Africa. This crisis, characterized by severe social inequalities, prevalent social ills, and a high youth unemployment rate, necessitates immediate and decisive action. The program, aimed at young adults embarking on their high school journey, is strategically designed to
What if everyone accepted their unique voice and perspective, recognizing the power of their “onlyness” to make a meaningful impact on the world around them? In her thought-provoking book “The Power of Onlyness,” Nilofer Merchant presents a compelling case to use our unique voices and perspectives. She argues that each person has
In today’s world, where automation and technology are rapidly advancing, it’s about more than just what you know or how much you can do. Instead, success hinges on something much deeper—something more human. Daniel Pink, in his book “A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future”, argues that we’re moving
Are you standing at a crossroads, forced to choose between a “Fixed Mindset” and a “Growth Mindset”? Which would you choose? This choice, according to Carol S. Dweck’s Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, is pivotal in determining the trajectory of your life, offering a profound understanding of how our beliefs about
Have you ever looked at a tiny seed and imagined the magnificent tree it could grow into? Just like that seed, each of us carries untapped potential, waiting to grow into the best possible version of ourselves. Realising your full potential is a life-changing journey that involves understanding who you are, what
Our minds are like complex computers, constantly processing vast amounts of information. However, unlike a perfectly rational machine, the human brain comes with its own set of quirks and shortcuts, known as cognitive biases. These mental shortcuts help us navigate the world quickly but often lead us astray. Imagine cognitive biases as
Have you ever felt like your body knows more than your mind? Like when you effortlessly type on a keyboard, ride a bike, or play an instrument without even thinking about it? That’s because your body has a type of knowledge called “embodied knowledge”. It’s a fascinating concept that has gained popularity
In our fast-paced world, where information flows like a river, and decisions must be made in the blink of an eye, it’s tempting to rely solely on rational thinking. However, as we probe deeper into the nature of human thought, we uncover the stark limitations of this fast-paced approach, particularly when faced
Failure. It’s a word that stings like a paper cut and sticks like gum on the bottom of your shoe. But what if we told you that failure isn’t just something to avoid but something to use? Imagine going through life like a scientist in a lab, where each experiment is a
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