: About Me

Living and working in Paisley Scotland. I write in my spare time because I find it relaxing and stimulating.

I grew up in a town called Paisley, near Glasgow, where I still live at the moment. I studied for two years at the Royal Academy of Music and Drama where I earned an diploma in Music.

Currently searching for where to go with my life and I am writing simply because I love it. I have done some charity trips to South Africa helping and doing various things and it has really impacted me and I really want to live a life which brings change for the better.

My faith is important to me. Without my God I have no reason to go on. Feel completely free to disagree I am only stating what I have experienced.

I run kids clubs and am involved in various different youth activities also. Being a musician I really do enjoy writing music, songs and poems. All of which you will be able to see here or on my blog which is linked to in My Links.

My passion is ...

to make an impact for the better

I know too much about ...

music

My parents always told me ...

do your best and be what makes you happy

My childhood ambition ...

Bus driver

My favorite memory ...

Fishing with my uncle and not catching much

Why I write ...

I love to get across what is in my head in writing

My first job ...

paper boy

My best moment ...

working in South Africa

My inspiration ...

my reason to smile, who shall remain nameless.

Health & Fitness > Emotional Health & Wellbeing How to get over a fear of public speaking

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"Imagine them in their underwear;" "Stare at a fixed spot;" "Try to imagine no one else is there." These are pieces of ingenious advice when faced with standing up in front of a crowd. And yes, that statement was sarcastic. If you are anything like myself picturing people pretty much naked is more likely to make me more afraid and uneasy to speak. Staring at a fixed point just makes you look silly, and imagining no-one there is exceptionally hard to do because you are continually aware of the multitude of eyes which are on you. A fear of public speaking may be caused by two or three reason...

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