A young ex-alcoholic on a quest to soak up as much knowledge from life as possible. I recently quit my job and plan to spend the next 5 or so years travelling and setting up various projects and businesses. I have a passion for languages and culture and want to experience everything that life has to offer. I have created this website so that I can share my experiences and hopefully inspire, encourage or amuse people. It will be an amalgamation of different experiences, but also different thoughts and topics that interest me and spark my curiosity. I would love to spark debates and conversations about the topics that I raise.
I know it has been a long time since my last blog post but after the last post I felt like a chapter had closed and I needed to wait a bit to find inspiration to write again. This post gives an insight of what it was like to be in the deep jungle and learn from the natives.
It is a long post but I hope it is an enjoyable read.
Continue reading “Going Ferrel in the Amazon Rainforest”
This article will focus on problem drinking, and why we do this. I will try and use my experiences and the experiences of people that I have met – that have opened up to me – in order to write in a way that will hopefully be able to touch some people. The article will focus on problem drinking but also mention the problem use of Cocaine – as often these go hand in hand.
I really want to make clear that I am not Anti-Alcohol or Anti-Drugs at all, for people that can use them with moderation, and are in control, they are a wonderful pleasure and very enjoyable. I just want to help people that feel they HAVE to use substances to hide from things, and that cannot control their use.
Continue reading “#5 Why Is Everyone Drinking and Sniffing Cocaine To Solve Their Problems?”
I would like to start by introducing myself and my reasons for starting this blog.
Throughout my life I have met countless people who have asked me to keep a record of my life and my experiences, and very recently I made the decision to start writing a journal and saving memories, so that I can write memoirs which may inspire/entertain or shock some people.
I was born as a “gifted and talented” child with a very high IQ, and at age 5 I was diagnosed with ADHD, which was untreated and un-managed, due to the fear of medication, until about a year ago. Because of this, my childhood was utter chaos and like roughly 75% of people with ADHD I was instantly addicted to everything I ever came across. Continue reading “#1 The Start of the Quest”
