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The Wright Way / 2018 / February

Balancing Our Lives

February 27, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
Kuzushi Today began with watching a video from a good friend in which he talked about the principal of Kuzushi, or breaking balance, in martial arts. So, what is it, you may well ask? It is a Japanese term for unbalancing an opponent in martial ...
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Revision

February 16, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
Today’s Topic Imagine that you are in the audience and I am giving a talk … and on the whiteboard or flip chart behind me you see the word “REVISION.” Probably, like me, you are immediately transported back to a pre-exam scenario. Mutually, our minds ...
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Yesterday

February 15, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
My good friend Brian Groves published a short article entitled “Was yesterday really better than today?” And this got me thinking, and musing, and evaluating. I went searching for answers – and came up with the following:- Answers         There’s the outside stuff, ...
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Is it just another day?

February 15, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
The Watershed Experience Earlier this year, 2017, my coach urged me to compile a “vision board” of all the things I would like to bring into my life – places, people, activities, experiences and so on. I have it in my little office at home ...
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Affect – Affected – Affection

February 15, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
Dictionary Affect: ( verb)      To act upon; to influence; to move the feelings of (noun)      The emotion that lies behind action; an emotional state Affected: (adjective)   Having power to move the emotions Affection: (noun)    Love; attachment; influencing; emotion; disposition; In ...
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The Thought Horizon

February 15, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
Background At 9.15am last Saturday morning (7th October, 2017) I made my way to Ilfracombe Harbour. I had booked a day trip to Lundy Island, travelling by the MS Oldenburg across 23.5 miles of first, the Bristol Channel and then, once beyond Morte Point, the Atlantic Ocean. ...
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Ability and Capability

February 13, 2018 Post Comment Uncategorised
Toying with Linguistics All languages are full of their own little linguistic “tricks” and ambiguities. English is no exception. We ALL have abilities. They are innate, in our nature, and we are born with them – albeit in a very raw state. We then grow ...
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