Introducing Myself

By @bobcollier8/15/2016introduceyourself

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Hi, my name's Bob Collier.

First all, many thanks to Dave Espino for recommending Steem to me. I haven't felt this cutting edge since I had Led Zeppelin's debut album in my vinyl collection before the rest of the world had heard of them.

I'm from London, England. These days I live in Canberra, the capital city of Australia. I became an Australian citizen in 2004.

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I've been on the internet since 2000. It's changed my life in some totally awesome ways. From 2002 to 2012, I published an online newsletter for parents (not a parenting newsletter, there is a difference). Since it ceased publication, I've continued to maintain the newsletter website as a useful static resource for parents (or anyone) interested in "natural birth, full term breastfeeding, co-sleeping (or close proximity sleeping), respect for human potential, modelling desired interpersonal and social behaviour, 'alternative education', and other topics that, generally speaking, reflect my own beliefs about parenting and my own experience of parenthood", to quote from the website's home page.
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You'll find it here: www.parental-intelligence.com

I've been very interested in self-improvement/personal development for many years and during my time as a newsletter publisher I became particularly interested in hypnosis, and NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming). I wrote a book about my experiences with hypnosis audios (mp3s) and that's available for free at the Parental Intelligence website through a link on the Hypnosis Downloads page.

My main involvement at the moment is in genealogical research.
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I have a number of interests: as well as self-improvement/personal development and genealogy, I'm into gardening, association football (soccer) - I'm also a baseball fan - and traditional music (I'm a fiddle player). enter image description here

I'm technically challenged by aspects of this opportunity, to be honest, but intend to move forward from cluelessness to some degree of competence as quickly as possible. I'll be contributing as much as I can to the growing success of Steem in the years ahead.

Happy to be here.

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