Tell me what you want, what you really, really want.The Spice girls – wannabe Do you know? Has it ever felt important to you that you know? Not just what you want, but what you really, really, want? Or are you living your life via a compromise. ‘This’ll do’ is no way to live. ThisContinueContinue reading “Guide for Thinkers #2”
Category Archives: Social Thinking
Guide 4 Thinkers
This blog was inspired by an excellent blog on here by Guide4Thinkers (@guidethinkers975). It engaged my mind on the subjects of what I call the myths we’re raised with. Things made to feel important but that in fact don’t exist, even though it feels very much that they do. Even though what I’m about toContinueContinue reading “Guide 4 Thinkers”
Double Edged Swords
Today’s writing prompt, or one three years ago depending on when you’re reading this, inspired me to think about the ways that we humans are so unaware of our impact. How we look at things only one way, when there is at least one more way they can be viewed. How our word comes fromContinueContinue reading “Double Edged Swords”
Alone but Not Lonely
Do you suffer from loneliness? This is a long blog but this is a complex question with many potential causes. I suggest that you look at just the ones that resonate with you if you’re not into long reads. On the other hand it may help you identify what triggers your feelings of loneliness. So,ContinueContinue reading “Alone but Not Lonely”
Let’s Talk About the 3 They Missed
Life through the lens of football The England men’s football team and the shocking abuse they come in for, act as a clear example of the attitude of British Society, and perhaps elsewhere in the world. The balance They do well but they don’t win a lot, that’s true. The men’s team used to collapseContinueContinue reading “Let’s Talk About the 3 They Missed”
Just for You
To my fellow bloggers who seek to help, to entertain, to create change. Especially the many who write about peace, share helpful advice, reach out their hands across borders, across perceived barriers, to chat to people of different races, creeds, and cultures. Who share insights into other worlds, which is so important for connection. ThisContinueContinue reading “Just for You”
The Social Media Myth
I’ve been on social media for over a decade, maybe nearer 2 decades. I used to enjoy it, it was a place to connect with others, meet new people, I honestly thought that I would make new friends that I could meet. I have had some luck with that. I initially joined to connect withContinueContinue reading “The Social Media Myth”
I Am So Proud
I’m also very upset! Yesterday the UK was braced for about 30 marches by the racist people who have behaved appallingly. Instead we had a large number of much bigger marches, thousands of people turned out to call for peace, respect, and inclusion. This is Britain! I’m very upset because I’m obviously not connected toContinueContinue reading “I Am So Proud”
A Word to the Rioters
So you’re a far right radical? You believe. You know you’re right. You’re out on the streets making your point. Have you worked out yet how many millions think you’re wrong? The numbers are enormous. Maybe we should be out on the streets too, counter-protesting, but we understand the costs of that, the potential forContinueContinue reading “A Word to the Rioters”
Clear Vision
When you look at a person or situation you see from your own perspective. A perspective that may be skewed by your upbringing, friends, family, or life experience. Nowadays of course you may be being misled on social media. Other countries posting false information to destabilise societies. Interest groups posting fake news to make theirContinueContinue reading “Clear Vision”
Deb Hawken - Amorah 