CreativeLive $15 off Coupon Code

I recently bought a CreativeLive course and in turn have been given a $15 off coupon code. If you enjoy learning, do browse the many courses on creativelive.com Who knows, you might find something that you've been wanting to learn for the longest time.

They have discounts going on from time to time and these discounts can be combined with the $15 off coupon code to further bring the prices down!

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Joey Yap's Feng Shui 2015 Seminar Encore

Learning on a Sunday. I love his seminars.

There's this annoying male usher-er who is insisting that I close the gap and sit in the row in front of where I have already seated myself. I know, you are only doing your job but I'm stubborn and choose not to move. Sorry. He's clearly not impressed when I tell him that other people will come in and and those seats will be occupied... only not by me.  

something new

i learned how vehicle wraps are done. totally enlightening for someone so clueless about such things!  thanks youtube!

retire young retire rich by robert kiyosaki

i came across this book in the bookcrossing zone in 1-utama just before going on holiday.  i found a lot of things in this book that made A LOT of sense.  is someone trying to tell me something???

how we see

interesting stuff... the colours that we see may not be what they really are.  proof that what our brains interpret may not be what is real.

Changing Education Paradigms

in my quest to learn something new each day... something to think about.

ken robinson on creativity in schools

i happened to stumble upon this great site while surfing and found a series of wonderful 21 minute lectures on a vast range of topics.  i particularly like this one by Ken Robinson on how schools are responsible for people unlearning creativity, that all children are born creative and that it is public education is responsible for making them unlearn creativity.

i found this lecture not only entertaining (full of English wit) but also points out the obvious --- really, what is it really this thing that we call "education"?