Teaching a subject multiplies its value by the number of people taught, or by many more as they go on to teach it to others. If you care about something, don’t just do it. Teach it! [...] Continue Reading…
You work very hard to accomplish your goals and it would be nice if someone recognized your efforts. How about yourself? Just as games use point systems to reward accomplishment [...] Continue Reading…
Goals are a lot like negotiation. You need to clearly state what you want to do, when you need it done, and what you’re willing to pay to get it. [...] Continue Reading…
Earth Day began in 1970 as an environmental “teach-in” event on College and High School campuses. Teaching about ecology is of course subversive. [...] Continue Reading…
A life lived with creativity and passion is a lot like a good role-playing game. Instead of trying to use games to make our miserable lives better, why don’t we turn our lives into games? [...] Continue Reading…
Serious games have a purpose outside the game – to teach, to build teams, or to solve problems. [...] Continue Reading…
Today is March 17, the one day when everyone is Irish – St. Patrick’s Day. In fact, there are a lot more people living in America who claim to be Irish then there are Irish people living in Ireland. [...] Continue Reading…
Guest Article by Fleetwood
Thinking about my strengths and weaknesses together has allowed me to use my strengths to combat my weakness. [...] Continue Reading…
Each moment in time is defined by whether you can show the world your Personal Best. [...] Continue Reading…
There are walls around cities, and the walls we build around ourselves. But we forget that the walls that keep others out also trap us inside. [...] Continue Reading…
