Jay Barr

The SI (Système International) unit of energy is the JOULE (J) or NEWTON-METER (N*m). The joule is also the SI unit of work.

• He was the song of a glover and a grammar-school boy that attended Stratford
• He is famously known as the world's greatest playwright who had a dynamic duality within himself
• He had become an icon for English-speaking people throughout the world just like how Dante is for the Italians and Goethe for the Germans
• Shakespeare was a person who kept to himself and died a mysterious man.

• Most volcanoes are formed when the boundaries of our planet's tectonic plates collide and overlap, eventually sinking deep inside.
• Many get life by ‘hotspot volcanism’ which is the magmatic activity at the center of the tectonic plate.
• Volcanoes have created the foundation of the land on our planet, crafting mountains, craters, soil beds and eventually making up to 80 percent of our surface.
• About 1500 of them are active as of 2018.

Every single one of us experiences stress on a daily basis. It is the mental and emotional strain that comes from needing to resolve demanding circumstances.

We have the capability to look into the future by anticipating behaviors and studying patterns, unlike any living creature. The power to imagine entire realities is both a curse and a blessing that motivates us and makes us behave in strange ways. But, we are not doomed to be in an eternal state of constant stress.

• Envision your ideal end result. What are you going to achieve?
• Write it down. It will serve as a powerful motivation, especially if you include why you want it.
• Create a detailed vision you're compelled to chase.
• Research people who have reached your goals.

Baby Yoda's features are similar to human babies, such as his big, beautiful eyes, oversized ears, and clumsy short limbs.

However, his charms reach beyond his adorable appearance. His behaviour and the responses he draws out are what melts the hearts of people.

We tend to think that practice means endless repetition of the same task, where the goal is to progressively become an expert. The most efficient route to expertise is not mindless practice, but deliberate practice.

• We lose the sparkle in our eyes, not caring for anything and resigning ourselves in the cult of mediocrity as we live a so-called normal life.
• We need to up our game and become world-class at our work, using up our potential to the maximum.
• It is our choice if we want to live like everyone else or become the chosen one.

• Accepting vulnerability
• Embracing a learning mind
• Opening to new possibilities
• Prioritizing self-growth over reputation.

We default to being right all the time. Realizing that it's Ok to be wrong takes practice and the first step towards it is accepting the fact that we are humans and we will face failures many times during our lives.

We live in a culture where work demands our complete allegiance. At the same time, it can be extremely enriching. You feel challenged by your work, you're attached to it, you're learning new things.

But, it is harmful to live an unbalanced life with too much focus on work and never truly being 'off'. It is detrimental to your relationships, your health, and your productivity.