Mr EJ Hughes

Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 1926 – 2022. © All Rights Reserved.

Life is a choice: you either become the victim of your circumstances or the hero of them 👇🏻

He literally revealed the secret on how to move past failures‼️‼️

"Pressure is a privilege" Golden Globe winning actor Tom Hiddleston gives his thoughts on the huge clash between Manchester City and Arsenal 🎬

The video I watched every morning At 4am for 6 months

a process cannot be understood by stopping it.

@adamboxer1 Keep an exercise book on your desk. Date every day. Note every single conversation, discipline (phone/ person) about a child and keep doing it forever. Saves incredible amounts of time and resists duplication.

'Who else is talking positively about boys and men?' The creator behind The Tin Men thinks the rise of the manosphere is 'totally unsurprising'.

A stunning colourised film from the turn of the 20th century showing pupils and teachers at a school in England in 1901. Notice the boy with glasses, a really rare sight for working class children in the Edwardian era.

The video i watched every morning at 4am for months

This was quite the moment on quite the day out on Ile Longue today. La Marseillaise, sung in a high-security nuclear submarine base

This video by Scott Adams will rewire your brain to never feel lazy again.

Ronaldo Said Something About His Son That I believe Every Academy Should Be Paying Attention To Cristiano Ronaldo recently suggested his son may not have what it takes to reach elite levels. Not because of talent or skill but because he grew up in privilege rather than adversity. If Ronaldo, arguably the most driven player of his generation, cannot instill that hunger in his own household, what does that tell us about environmental factors versus innate drive? This raises critical questions for football academies: -Does material comfort genuinely diminish competitive drive? -Can intrinsic motivation replace the extrinsic pressure of necessity? -Should elite academies be developing specialized programming for players from privileged backgrounds, or does this suggest certain psychological traits simply cannot be manufactured regardless of resources invested? The traditional academy model assumes hunger is universal. Ronaldo's observation challenges that assumption entirely. And if clubs ignore it, they're leaving a blind spot in their talent development strategies. The implications extend beyond one family. They challenge how we conceptualize elite development entirely. This is something we all, especially talent developers, should ponder on. What do YOU think? Should academies around the world artificially create hard situations for their players to keep them hungry? If yes, how do we balance that with the global best practices relating to the FIFA Safeguarding policy? If no, how then do we get and keep young players motivated?

Jurgen Klopp’s advice for coaches on how to effectively communicate with players 👀 🎥: Jurgen Klopp

Bill Ackman on getting through a high-pressure, stressful, and negative period in your life. I come back to this video often.

Roger Federer drops GOLDEN lesson for your Life...

To everyone who is returning to a new half term in school tomorrow: Remember, it's a privilege to work with children. Remember, there should be joy in teaching and learning. There's always lots of noise in education but don't let the noise stifle the joy or dim the light.

A discovery In Spain A young photographer from Spain Ángel Hidalgo, filmed the first recorded leucistic Iberian lynx in the peninsula. And it looks like a mythical creature

The longer I've worked in education, the more apparent it's become: simple, consistent routines, applied with love, regular recognition & praise for getting it right &, when necessary, predictable consequences for not following the rules, has the greatest positive impact overall.