If you're a teacher, you might be surprised at times at why people seem to learn so slowly. You may wonder if it's because of your method of teaching or if it is the material. 

The reasons why learning is so slow aren't always apparent, but it usually comes down to a factor of trust—and control.

Find out how trust and control become crucial elements in learning as well as teaching.

Once you finish listening to the podcast, head on over to find out:  
Learning Strategies that help you  retain what you learn

We all know the little things that recharge our batteries. 

For most of us, a walk in a real forest would calm us down and give us that much needed energy. Yet, as we go about our everyday lives, there seems to be no way to slow down. If anything, we're told to speed up. 

Here's a solid case for why that walk into that forest is so needed and how to recalibrate your energy once again.

Next Step: Read or listen to: How To Increase Energy (Even In The Midst of Chaos)

If you haven't already heard the news on the street, you soon will. AI is going to take away all our jobs as writers.

Anyone can create a course in minutes, write an article like a pro, or generate thousands of outstanding headlines.

Is this just a rumour or is this our dystopian future? Here's a slightly sane answer from New Zealand.

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Writer’s Block Series: How A Lack of Energy, Not Time, Causes Writers to Stall and Crash

Even if you have a workable metaphor, how do you use the metaphor in your article?

The key is to go backwards and find the one word or one idea that you want to convey. Almost magically, the word seems to fit the metaphor.

Not convinced?

Listen to this podcast and find out how to go about this relatively-easy task.

Next Step: Here are—Three Unknown Secrets of Riveting Storytelling