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Hello and welcome, I'm Larry G. Maguire, work & organisational psychologist. I read, fling a few weights around, run, drink coffee, ponder the nature of reality, and write – pretty much in that order. The material here is taken primarily from the fields of psychology, philosophy, and the traditional sciences, blends with my own particular life experience, and maintains a focus on the human condition.

I write to share ideas that I think are worth sharing. Ideas about the meaning of life, the purpose of daily work, and the nature of reality as we perceive it. If you render a benefit from these ideas and can apply them, then that's good.

The ideas shared here, I believe, are fundamental and can be applied to all walks of life, including work, play, creativity, business and sport. But you will note, that this site does not offer life hacks and I am not out to fix anyone. Apply what you read, or don't–it's entirely your call.

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