“Beyond Dreamscape Conspiracy” Description & Review This is the second book in the Dreamscape Conspiracy series, where an accidental discovery in a dream capture research project allows one person’s dreams to be transmitted into another person’s dream. As exciting as that discovery was, it led to attempted suicide. Despite the initial negative outcome, a closer […]
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Author Thoughts – Swim to the Current 082125 I know it’s late, but some things just cannot wait. When something’s on me, it just has to happen as the Spirit moves me. This evening marked the third week of 13 in our GriefShare program, with the topic being “Sadness and Loneliness.” Tonight’s video was powerful, […]
In “Confessions of a Performance Ninja: Optimizing Workforce Performance @ Point-of-Work,” I describe a road map for internal L&D teams to move from a limited status quo training environment to a more holistic approach to optimizing workforce performance. If your Learning and Development resources seem to have reached a saturation point, try moving to where […]
📚Reviewed by: Always On Books_read4me 📚Book – “Mirror Mirror: Halloween Party of the Century” 📚Author – Gary G. Wise 📚My Rating :- 5/5💫 📚Review—This book is a Perfect Combination of horror and sci-fi elements. The story starts with events happening during a Halloween party that launch Sandy Tillman into a complex series of misadventures, including […]
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After 13 years of maintaining a professional blog that tracked with the latter third of a 35+ year corporate learning and development career, I struggled with walking away. How do you abandon thousands of hours of training content, articles, and knowledge-sharing posts on a blog that define a documented trail of who you were, what […]
Author Post – Character Personas & Other Thoughts Here are Character Personas for key players in the first book, Dreamscape Conspiracy, and the rest of the 4-book series, assuming nothing untoward should happen to them. As the author and creator of these characters, it’s important to me that they use their personas to show their […]
Meet Dr. Cara Williams, Clinical Psychologist & Director of Research in the School of Psychology at Central State University, Carteret County, North Carolina. Cara, by today’s standards, is a strong, driven woman, and those traits would be spot-on accurate if driven includes total control over just about every damn thing and every damn body. Did […]
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Learning By Living Blog is a rebirth of the previous blog on Living In Learning. All previous posts on the old blog are still here in the Archives. My new life as a Writer of Things will continue with thoughts, plots, and other anomalous nonsense. Subscribe for FREE… Scroll down to the bottom of this […]
Their most significant and documented success of nightmare intervention for a person living with PTSD is Russ Carter, an ex-marine Force Recon Scout Sniper and husband of Dr. Williams. That success raised the visibility of threat the CSU team represented by eliminating oral medication entirely. Pharma took notice, and a showdown brings nano-technology designed by Mr. Hightower into play in a confrontation that is going to leave a mark.
The title sets up the story as its logical direction is realized when the AI finally jumps. That’s not a spoiler, because the jump is not what Dr. Williams feared, and it’s not clear how deeply their AI has evolved. Machine learning and the ability to generate AI clones only make matters worse. What is most apparent to me as the author, “Fear the Jump,” covers a lot of ground but never leaves the server…or AIMEE…nobody does.