“Uhtceare (uht·ce·a·re/ oot-kih-a-ray): An Old English word meaning to lie awake anxiously before dawn. Literally translated… it means the ‘dawn-care’.” – BBC Radio 4 – Self-doubt often strikes like a thief in the night and it doesn’t respect how many...
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“We are born on a particular spot on the planet, and we have a thin little trajectory of experience. We construct what we believe the world is made up of from there.” – David Eagleman – How do you move...
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“People often think that the best way to get better at something is to simply practice it over and over again, but robust skill learning is actually supported by variation in practice.” – Elizabeth A. L. Stine-Morrow – The old...
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