Every situation and experience in our lives pretty much always carries a learning within it.
Author: Mike Dewhirst
Inventor, hacker, maker, software veteran (dinosaur?), father, husband, serial entrepreneur, rock climber, drone nut. Excited about innovative education, environment and existentialism.
How to find your passion
I firmly believe there is an activity out there, for all, which – once found – will make them feel things they’ve rarely felt before, energise them, make them feel fulfilled and give them a sense of purpose.
Why you should be nice to small companies and squeeze hard the big ones
Small companies are usually heavily focussed on the service and the product – everything else, including making money is often secondary.
The magic of the Navy SEAL 40% rule
When your brain tells you that you’re done and that you’ve got nothing left – you’re only 40% into what you really have to offer and have another 60% you can produce.
The science of perfect coffee
Coffee is like Sushi – start with a bad one and you’ll think all coffee is like that and won’t like it or truly enjoy it. Get a good one and it’s a different world of complex flavours and aromas.
Rise of the (flying) machines
While there is some controversy around them, drones (otherwise known as UAV’s – unmanned aerial vehicles) are here to stay – be it with better and stronger regulation and improved safety.
No rules.
The key is to show yourself and your brain that change is possible and that many concepts that we feel are rock solid and unquestionable – are not.
10 facts about Bitcoin you will ever need to know
The system is based on an incredibly (in)genius algorithm which is completely tamper proof by keeping all the information out in the open and any tampering making all the data invalid and unusable
Positive mindset is a trainable reflex
A positive mindset will allow you to plough through set backs and get to your goals regardless.
Life is like a car
Mindful thinking adds a layer of conscious analysis above your emotional autopilot – like a couple of seasoned pilots, ready to override the jumbo jet computer.
Mind Iterations 