Tom Cassidy's Reason-Ability

Well, probably not ALL. I’m sure there’s a crazy diet based on some fabricated indigenous african warrior tribe that involves you ingesting the sa [...]

This is a very brief post inspired by the wide range of eating habits of the peoples of the world. Take any region in the world and it will have its [...]

This is more critical than I anticipated before I started doing my research and it could be the reason why most people struggle to significantly chang [...]

[...] I get asked a lot why the entry-level Reason-Ability programme focuses on eating: Tom, with all the great things we could do with our time, why make [...]

[...] Earth? My favourite modern example of this principle is the astonishing success of the British Olympic Cycling team over […] [...]

[...] people to do with them as they wish. A definition of Open Source from wikipedia, an open-source collaboration tool itself: […] [...]

[...] The second Reason-Ability dogma is the magic of focusing on just one thing at a time. For this one, we’re going [...]

[...] Well, probably not ALL. I’m sure there’s a crazy diet based on some fabricated indigenous african warrior tribe that involves you ingesting the sap of some remote plant in supplement form, [...]

[...] of the peoples of the world. Take any region in the world and it will have its own indigenous culinary style. Of course there are cultures that tend to produce more overweight people than others: [...]

Well, probably not ALL. I’m sure there’s a crazy diet based on some fabricated indigenous african warrior tribe that involves you ingesting the sa [...]

Extracts from John Lennon’s last interview, recorded a few hours before he was shot: (John is talking about the power of visualisation to create wha [...]

[...] The first Reason-Ability dogma is the concept of Marginal Gains, which is simply the idea that it’s easier to [...]