August 6, 2024 Athenian general Miltiades was already a hero across ancient Greece when he set sail for the island of Paros in 489 BC. Born into stardom as the son and nephew of famous Olympic champions, Miltiades made a name for himself as one of the most important and successful commanders in the Greek war […]
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by Jeff Thomas Hi everyoneJust wanted to share this interesting and thoughtful article by Jeff Thomas Gerard France, 1788. Russia, 1916. Germany, 1937. These dates have something in common. In France in 1788, political conditions had been getting questionable, but there was no apparent need to panic. That came the following year, with the sudden
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Breaking Free from Perfectionism: Embracing Flaws for a Happier Life Perfection! A mesmerizing 10-letter word we have been chasing since birth to eternity. Isn’t it? From childhood, we are taught to dress perfectly, sit perfectly, learn perfectly, walk perfectly, and so on. But do you ever wonder who sets the criteria for this so-called perfection?
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Noble Manhattan Appoints Mónica Hernández Espitia as Managing Director for Spain Noble Manhattan, a leading global coach training company, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mónica Hernández Espitia as the new Managing Director for Spain. With this strategic move, Noble Manhattan reinforces its commitment to expanding its presence and impact in the Spanish market.
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Like So Much Mulberry Bark by Jeff Thomas In 1260, Kublai Khan created the first unified fiat currency. The jiaochao was made from the inner layer of bark of the mulberry tree. It’s of interest that the mulberry tree was quite common in Mongolia. What allowed Kublai Khan to get away with treating tree bark as
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Thoughtful Questions-The Secret to Powerful Conversations Anita Byoma Author/ Brand Coach. Have you found yourself in a conversation where you struggled to ask the right questions? I certainly have. Before I enrolled for my Practitioner Coaching Diploma at Noble Manhattan Coach Training School, my questioning skills needed improvement. I felt frustrated and limited in my
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IAPC&M – Calling all new coaches! When you’re a newly qualified coach, the IAPC&M understands you’ll need all the help you can get, that’s why we provide you with thousands of pounds worth of complimentary CPD and business-building resources.You are all invited to the 25th anniversary of ICW where you’ll learn from not one, but twenty expert speakers
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The Worst Atrocity in the History of the World has been Confirmed with no accountability or justice forthcoming From: Robert W Malone MD from The World Health Organization estimates that (worldwide) there have been 763,740,140 confirmed cases of COVID-19, including 6,908,554 deaths as of April 19, 2023. This does not include additional components of the excess mortality
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Another intelligent and thoughtful article from the Doug Casey organisation Gerard The Rise of the Global South and the Foundation of a New Currency System by Chris MacIntosh “The issue of creating an international reserve currency based on a basket of currencies of our countries is being worked out,” Vladimir Putin said at the BRICS
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Build Back Better? With What Resources? by Chris MacIntosh Here’s the current budget deficit. The blue is good and the orange is bad. You can see a lot of orange, and after 2008 things have been decidedly “orange.” Since there is no actual cash in the piggy bank the US government has to borrow it.
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