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General Interests is the most versatile section of The Blue Tree.
It was really hard to limit the number of areas covered in this section. After all, the world is such an amazing place, so full of wonderful ideas and people.
This section is for people who are constantly curious and who love learning new things from a plethora of subjects.
List of areas
General Interests section has ten subject areas.
There’s something for every taste 🙂
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Mars 500 mission
To Engage Your Team, Focus on Their Happiness
A simple formula for making a great pitch
If there was a simple formula to a great speech, would you like to know what it is? Find out how to build an awesome presentation using the tops from an HBR article.
CATALOGUE OF LESSONS
Why the pencil is perfect
Hidden Potential by Adam Grant
Death by comfort by Paul Taylor
6 traits of true masculinity
Life changing stories – Michele – part 2
Life changing stories – Michele – part 1
Watercolour art
Learn about watercolour art and some of the most famous painters of this movement. Additionally, practice the language of likes and dislikes.
What every son needs from his father
What’s your opinion about politics
What’s your opinion about politics and political parties? Do you vote? Have you ever considered joining a political party?
Two of my rules for life
Rediscovering Axia: Embracing the True Value of Life Beyond Materialism
Build luck into your Career
What the Navy’s TOPGUN program really teaches you with Guy Snodgrass
How to take a brain break with Jim Kwik
The English language is so confusing by Leikola Ismo
What we wear at -71°C in Yakutia
Meet Pete – My Dream Job – Chapter 1
Why Having Fun Is the Secret to a Healthier Life by Catherine Price
Atlas of the Heart by Brene Brown
The Story of Ada Lovelace: The World’s First Computer Programmer
Learn about Ada Lovelace, daughter of the famous poet Lord Byron, is considered the world’s first computer programmer.
Why it is awesome that your brain can experience awe
Why it is awesome that your brain can experience awe – learn the answer from an insightful article from the Washington Post
The Trick to Regaining Your Childlike Wonder by Zach King
Watch this hilarious presentation and regain your childlike wonder. Let Zach King wake up your imagination and creativity.
Life Begins at the End of Your Comfort Zone
The Art of Balancing Stones
Czy słyszałeś kiedyś o czymś takim jak ustawianie kamieni? Jak dowiesz się z tej lekcji, to naprawdę trudna, ale i piękna, forma sztuki.
Queen Elizabeth II: her reign in numbers
Lesson about Queen Elizabeth and her remarkable reign. Facts and numbers. Lesson based on a video from The Economist.
Don’t chase happiness. Become antifragile.
Learn about the concept of ‘antifrigility’ from Tal Ben-Shahar in this insightful lesson on happiness.
Story Time – The Five Balls
WORDS IN THE NEWS – Receding Water Levels Unveil Ancient Remains
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself
The only thing we have to fear is … the quote by Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Can e-bikes transform our cities?
Can e-bikes transform our cities? Financial Times prepared a very interesting report on the impact this new type of bicycle has on cities and commuting.