In our early years of life, we learn SO much. We learn how to walk and talk, read and write. We learn how to socialise with others, what colours, shapes and numbers are and so much more. Later on in school we learn all about science, religion and literature, our minds are constantly being filled with new ideas and information. And then we leave school, and for many of us it goes a little downhill. We get a job and end up in mundane routine where we’re doing the same things day in, day out. We see the same people, have the same habits when we get home (such as flopping on the sofa and watching Netflix all night) are rarely do things that push us out of our comfort zones or allow our knowledge to expand. … Read More »