Les Mottosky

The concept ‘If you speak to everybody, you speak to nobody’ can be tidily tweaked as a reminder for ourselves. And that reminder might sound something like: 'If everything is a priority, nothing is.'

A key to moderating our behaviours is to understand what, how and why we value what we value. When we understand that, we can observe, consider and change our impulsive, auto-pilot behaviour choices.

This decade has been one for the ages. It may even be studied by future historians. For even the most vehement optimist, right now – September 2026 – it ain't looking good.

Our bodies are so much more than meat-suits that get us to work and back.

Western society has blown past 'crisis' and is resting solidly in 'emergency'. Much of this is the result of an approach to education designed to turn-out compliant personalities merely prepared to serve industrial-era needs.

Words matter. They really matter. And the specific meaning behind the words matter even more. Few have successfully defined consciousness in clear language that a 10 year old can understand and apply.

The one direction that determines outward progress, requires a 180. To adjust course, respond to changes and adapt in a shifting world, we have to go in. Constantly.

It's not the drugs that get us high, they just facilitate the concentration of feel good chemicals already within us so we can experience them in a new way.