“Asking these questions is very important for anyone who is learning anything new or trying to understand things in more details.

“critical conversations

“It’s showcasing the difference between free market and central planning, but it's also showing the difference in what you think it is to be human. Do you think it is to merely do the work that you're told to do? Or is it to do things that provide new value and new service to your neighbors?

“I’m starting a series of blogs where I will be asking WWH to every tech concept ( like internet, HTTP methods and many more).

“I would never feel like I would be wanting to be in a place where I want to criticise somebody, because I'd like to think I've got a very good understanding of why somebody's made a decision that they've made. Of course, a wrong decision can be made. Nobody really chooses to understand the reasoning why. I feel my skills and my passion are better suited to trying to pass on that knowledge and experience I've been lucky en

“You cannot understand the challenges we face today without understanding white supremacy.

“Do you speak up – in the moment – to support colleagues and try to help all understand when there might be bias that undermines inclusivity?

“One of the challenges that referees face at every level is actually understanding the challenges that we face. Fear of making mistakes, external opinion, spectators, managers, parents, media, colleagues. All these things feed into creating self-doubt, lacking confidence, and then things can spiral out of control and you lose the ability to actually have any confidence in what you're doing on the field.