THE TOP FIVE EXCUSES FOR NOT WRITING THAT BOOK... AND HOW TO OVERCOME THEM

November 26, 2016 by David Videcette in David Videcette blog post

The comedian and author, Ben Elton, once said the key to writing a book is writing so much and so fast that you get to the point where even if you hate it, you’re loathe to tear it up and start all over again because you have so much material that it would make you weep...

November 26, 2016 /David Videcette

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THE FEAR FACADE

October 02, 2016 by David Videcette in David Videcette blog post

Terrorism is therefore defined by motive, and not method. Any act of violence, however small, could be a terrorist act if the motives of the attacker are political or ideological. Conversely, a large attack with purely criminal motivations is not terrorism.

October 02, 2016 /David Videcette

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