I have a purpose, and that purpose is to appeal to your very basic human nature to take learning to the next level and above. Professional practice involves looking within oneself to heal the wounds that can limit our thinking, to challenge negative thought patterns that can sometimes be rooted in traditional values, gender specifics, or cultural and religious practices. Even our own experiences with emotional pain, rejection and abandonment puts us in fear where we can blame others for where we are in our lives. Let’s turn those negative thoughts and emotions into fuel to birth ideas with critical-thinking that encourages and empowers the Self to embrace opportunities for success and happiness.
The teaching profession have become lazy, they no longer teach you what to do, they tell you what you need to do leaving the majority of students without clear direction and dependent on information that’s vague and keep students guessing. I will show you what to do using your own thoughts, ideas and feelings to take risks that will improve grades significantly beyond anything you could ever imagine. I didn’t rely alone on the brief set by the lecturers to pass with honours and a merit, I knew my thoughts and ideas was more than good enough once I understood critical-thinking is inherent in all of us. This application in all areas of my life has led to overcoming major personal obstacles with organisations and corporations, a story very much like David and Goliath, a story of HEART, COURAGE and COMMITMENT.
Critical-thinking as the Spirit Self does not follow from the back, it Leads from the front. In that position you’ll find some people won’t accept your evolution, they’ll find it uncomfortable, confusing and sometimes amusing, but that’s o.k, so long as you understand it, embrace it, and can accept it. When you have a vision, when you set yourself on fire, people will come to watch you burn. They’ll be no one that can stop you, dim your light or forget you, they can only watch as you rise to live the best life that was written for you. So what’s your Intent and Purpose?
