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Ocean Adventures - Living Daring to Be Different Living Daring to Be Different Ocean Adventures & Life Reflections ⚓ I used to think traveling and working on ships was challenging... but then I stopped overthinking and started living. I reached a pivotal moment in 2009 where I compiled a video of the blue ocean cruising I had done - as if my life flashed before my eyes. Looking back at some adventures that seemed like poor planning, and looking forward to the unexpected, which is nothing less than letting go of the past and creating a more amazing future. I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list. ...

How to learn anything-Zap your brain with electricity! With neurostimulation, could we tilt this balance such that people move from the death spiral to this virtuous cycle? Greetings from the user-friendly universe of  Halo Nueroscience/ Forget 10,000 hours ⚡ Develop muscle memory faster with Halo Sport — the brain stimulator for people who love playing music, working out, and getting the most out of every hour. Break the pattern of rumi action of the past and daydreaming about the future... The challange  that we’re trying to solve is, in a nutshell, the slowness of adult learning. Nobody has really ever asked this question, “Is this a solvable problem?” Our kids feel this virtuous cycle of putting in the effort where they just take off, and their body of knowledge grows. Where adults are the total opposite end of the spectrum: We try, try, try and we don’t get enough, and then we just quit. May your cortisol levels stay low, your dopamine levels high,...

What are you on? I'm on my bike again “All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” ―  Blaise Pascal,  Pensées Full Catastrophe Living  is a manual about using mindfullness to cope with , well, the exact situation we find ourselves in globally, THIS INTERNATIONAL PANDEMIC. It is indeed a radical act of love just to sit down and be quiet for a time by yourself. Jon Kabat-Zinn".   Quarantine (Italian  quaranta giorn i 40 days) a Venitian seafarers practice of ships returning from strange lands--- It  began during the 14th century in an effort to protect coastal cities from plague epidemics. S hips arriving in Venice from infected ports were required to sit at anchor for 40 days before landing.  We have no choice but to sit alone quietly in our homes.... yet here in West Sussex, the National Health Service  encourages all of us to get a bit of fresh air and exercise. What a differen...