With uncertainty and complexity abounding, too much information flooding over most of us and the Global Happiness Index (GHI) challenged by much in modern life, it's worth noting that the best advice is often wrapped in a children's story or rhyme, which only endures to be repeated through generations and across cultures because it is quintessentially true.
With uncertainty and complexity abounding, too much information flooding over most of us and the Global Happiness Index (GHI) challenged by much in modern life, it's worth noting that the best advice is often wrapped in a children's story or rhyme, which only endures to be repeated through generations and across cultures because it is quintessentially true.
Years ago I listened to noted columnist James Kilpatrick give a talk about writing. He said every good piece should follow the same formula:
"Let me take you by the hand and show you a place I know, which for seeing, will change you forever."
I would be delighted to think this is about to happen here and now for someone reading the words that follow!
James Holding is a 37-year-old British marine biologist who, in his own words, “saw the race on the news and couldn’t believe it was possible.”
