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"Whilst organisations certainly have a role to play in encouraging lifelong learning, a true thirst for learning begins with the individual. Here’s how leaders can be the change they want to see when it comes to creating a learning culture ..."

The turning point in my life was when I realized that there was only one thing preventing me from getting everything I want out of life. That one thing was: My mindset.

Every single life that has ever been, will ever be, contains the very same seed of virtue. Yours, mine, theirs. We are no different. We are all exactly the same in this regard — all of us. The question is: do we choose to become a forest, or do we stay a desert?
Growing a forest takes the three qualities I have discussed with you. Wisdom, strength, love. But how does one grow a desert? One doesn’t grow a desert. A desert is what happens without wisdom, strength, and love.

If you've already abandoned those lofty goals, it's time to dust yourself off and have another go at them.

In 2017, many people will make resolutions again and then immediately break them. Why? Because they won’t do anything different. They don’t have commitment plans. They’re just wishing. Studies show…

Language conveys meaning. Words carry energy. 

Everyone has good days and bad days. As humans, there are things about our nature that cannot be controlled, like our genetic composition, chemical balance, and

I like to see dreams and goals become reality. In my personal experience, and viewing the experiences of others, most of us have more ideas than we have reality. Figuring out how to make them successful is the hardest part of the process it seems.

I hope this post helps.

Here’s an example of how an ideas often become reality in my world. As an illustration for each step, I’m sharing a real-life example of how we made the decision to add our second campus, which launches this week.

When you're the only one making choices about your schedule, staying on track can be tough. Here's what the experts suggest.

We could say that coding challenges are great for:

learning new ways of doing things
practicing a new programming language
encountering critical problem solving
keeping our brain sharp and focused
having fun!
in my quest to find the best programming challenges, I narrowed the list down to five great resources, which I believe will help you immensely alongside your journey, or serve a great purpose for learning and exploring more areas of computer science.

This isn’t a bullshit, head in the clouds, you can do it if you just *believe*post. There’s plenty of those out there. I’m not going to write another one. This post is about how to actually…