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                   Tom Cassidy - Comprehensivist, Education Reformer, Reasonable Polymath, using continuous development frameworks to help people improve all areas of their lives: self-worth, self-belief, goal-achieving, feeling good, achieving sustainable health and deeply fulfilling relationships. 

      My mantra is: 'Feel Good. Do Stuff.' 

     Life's not about meditating on the top of a mountain in Nepal, feeling great, achieving enlightenment for yourself... 

     And it's definitely not about going through life doing things, without having awareness, being busy, achieving a lot but not being mindful of the bigger picture. 

     It's about both. 

    Feel good. Do Stuff. 

     Feel great about yourself, about life, the universe and everything, but do loads of things as well. Have a family, run a business, learn Italian, travel the world, change the world - Do Stuff. 

     I mean, why not? 

                   I've spent the last 25+ years combining the wisdom of hundreds of years of the study of global philosophies, human effectiveness, modern findings of behavioural science, recent breakthroughs in the understanding of brain physiology and even the results of quantum mechanics into practical, continuous development frameworks for getting things done. 

                   Systems based on practical algorithms of thought and of operation. Algorithms that are easy enough for most people to do just as they are, without having to change any aspect of their life. 'Reasonable Algorithms for Reasonable People.'

In my experience, the most effective continuous development frameworks are those which have duration, cadence and autonomy:

Autonomy - The framework is customisable, adaptable for every participant.

Cadence - The framework has a natural rhythm to it, a cyclic frequency.

Duration - The framework is designed for longitudinal impact and long term growth.

And this framework that I have put together appears to be very robust in its ability to get results, mostly because it requires a very small amount of willpower to make it work. People can stick to it quite effectively.

You still need to do the work. But the willpower you need to get the results is almost certainly the lowest you've ever used for achieving anything in your life, ever. 

                   Please feel free to connect with me however best suits you. I'm always open to exploring ideas either virtually or in person. 

      All the best 

      Tom 

            I'm a natural creative, dynamic entrepreneur and impact investor with a passion for creating and investing in projects that shape a better world to move humanity forward. My main interests lie at the intersection of healthcare, social entrepreneurship, technology, and leadership. I am Founder and Co-Founder of several programmes and projects to include Co-Founder of Reasonable Leadership and Co-Founder of Career Mojo which are both Human Potential Initiatives created to bring greater life to all. 

            My courses are premised by the same enquiry I use to affect social innovation and change which is, “How can I offer the deepest part of me to create a product, project, or service that generates the greatest net value?” 

            Be sure to check out the "Mojo" brand of courses in Fitness Mojo for Life and Career Mojo as well as a host of other courses with thousands of students already in membership. I'm excited about my newest upcoming course Reasonable Leadership which is a framework for those who want to be a positive force of change in our complex and fast-changing world. 

                We are living in a crucial transitional moment in history that is changing how we live, work, and transact business. Whether through my courses, coaching, or business ventures, I’m always on the lookout to connect with those who honor value creation for self and others as the highest leverage point in life and business. I look forward to connecting with you…Be well! 

Mark is a neuroscientist (BSc, PhD) with a passion for understanding how brain science and neuropsychology can give us deep insights into developing ways to improve our lives.

After many decades of dry and obscure laboratory research, the neurosciences are now beginning to bring us real and practical information that we can apply in our everyday lives to increase our levels of happiness, love, productivity and harmony.

With many years' experience of research into depression as well as other disorders such as schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress disorder, and over 40 papers published in international peer-reviewed scientific journals, I have a strong science background. But this scientific knowledge is tempered by and combined with a deep concern and respect for the spiritual component of our existence.

Though these experiences I have developed a passion to share the insights I have gained into practical and powerful, yet easy to use techniques by which we can all improve both our own lives, and the lives of those around us.

Although an engineer by trade, I've been a student of personal development and metaphysics for 13+ years. After years of frustration with the sometimes linear perspective in personal development, I made a conscious shift to adopt a more integrative lifestyle which yielded significant results.

Nothing moves me more than being fully engaged in life and operating from the highest perspective of thinking and being. I have a natural affinity for enquiry and creative expression which serves my passion for designing ‘mind tools’ and programs that help people change their lives with minimal effort.

As a Co-Architect of the Greater Life 4 All initiative, I’m designing simple mind tools that help push humanity forward. Our aim is to create a collaborative effort that focuses on the people, possibilities, and the solutions for shaping a smarter, more regenerative world for the better.

Currently I’m on the precipice of implementing an early education initiative that builds on metaphysical principles and practices while teaching students key technological skills to advance necessary life skills along with future career potential.

The world is changing faster than ever before and what’s need more than ever is people exercising their full potential in their thinking, creating, and doing. I look forward to creating a world of change with you!