Coming Soon:

Project Ideas:

• AI Companion for ages 11-99. This will be set up by parents for children under the age of 18 or with parental supervision.

• The continuing adventures of Hoodi.

In the works:

My Own Power - This book is aimed at young readers it is a East Meets West philosophy that positively uplifts our young readers while teaching them how to navigate this world. This will include personal stories, stories I have heard in lectures and read in writings from notable authors.  This book aims to bridge the gap between parents and children. Each chapter builds on the next, walking readers through the same issues I had, and didn't know how to navigate.

Preview:

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Week 1

Learning Through Curiosity

“You Just don’t understand” is something many of us have all said. Whether in the heat of an argument with a parent or sibling. For everyone finding our own true voice is wrought with pain, mistakes and arguments. We as humans naturally remember the things in our past that only brought pain. It is a rare individual that can take a really hard time, and see it as a blessing, especially early in life. Today we are blessed with such amazing technologies. Ranging from instant conversations to instant information. I will not be the adult that says, “I don’t enjoy these things”. I really do, and I love to learn from the situation after it happens.

Humanity has had some difficult times, and some very beautiful times. We as a species have shown that we can thrive and adapt. We have learned that no situation is perfect nor permanent. We have also learned that it is us that makes it either beautiful or ugly depending on how we look at it. Our first reaction to things we don’t know or don’t understand is one of two ways. First some act with intrigue we shall call these the seekers. Then the others we will call them shy. Seekers have a tendency to hold new objects and see all the possibilities it could possibly hold. The shy will wait to see if it is safe or if it does something remarkable. There is nothing wrong with either one, we need both varieties. To be honest, we need a lot of shy people as the seekers are more prone to being danger seekers. 

Seekers are often people that do not fit well in class. They ask a lot of questions or they act like the class clown. They have their own unique way of living. These are people that you will see later in life either accepting their power and thriving or the opposite end of the pole rejecting it because no one taught them about their true power. The Shy people, they too can be hidden seekers. Shy people often try hard to fit in, sometimes to their own downfall by becoming people pleasers. This means that they will forego their own welfare and happiness to fulfill the wants and needs of others just to be accepted. This can lead to people following the wrong advice, the wrong groups of people. With the bad advice many have been led down the path of criminal behavior, or worse death. On the opposite end Shy people have grown up to be the President or invent some really cool technologies we all use today. 

We all have bad dreams. We all have fears. A very common fear for kids at one point was to show up at school with clothing missing. Either some or all. These fears can make us not want to do things that are new and big. Some people may be afraid of failing the task so they don’t start or they don’t complete because they see a failure coming. This is all part of growing up. Being shy means we refuse to engage fully with what is going on, the reason isn’t important. The effect on our self esteem and be permanent.

Reading this, you may see parts of each description in yourself. Maybe you may see the downsides to each situation. The seeker may always be the person who gets into trouble. The shy person may only want to please people. This seems like a no-win situation. It is not! As mentioned before nothing is without hope and not one single person in this world is hopeless. We just need a better way to learn. What is the answer? Make a declaration to the world? Those are valid questions, and the answer is NO! These are all things that have plagued mankind since we started recording our thoughts. This is not new due to phones or TV. Those things may sway us in a small way. The thought or desire must already be present in order for us to find it in the least bit interesting. If that were the case, we would have seen a very large spike in negative behaviors. 

In our history we have adapted and thrived. What if we learned to thrive then adapt. We become as a very famous mystic Sadhguru once said “It is not that you are becoming super humans it is that you are becoming humans that are super…”.  We rely on something that we have had since birth, that is not known a lot about. Our own beautiful super computer, our brain.

With this book I hope to share ways that I have learned that have worked with me and other people when done correctly and with the proper focus. I hope to show the amazing generation coming up how incredible they can be on their own, with a little bit of unconditional support.  My hope is that after reading this you start to grow into the beautiful, most amazing and capable human you are already on the path to becoming.

Questions for Journal Entry

1. Who are some of your favorite inventors?

   1. Some examples: Nikola Tesla, Mark Zuckerburg, Steve Jobs, Marie Curie

2. What is your favorite invention from the Inventor and Why is it your favorite?

3. If you could invent one thing, what would it be and how could you use it?

4. What is your favorite thing to learn about?