Passionate About Inspiring Others. And Cinematic Art.

“Good night and sweet dreams... which we'll analyze at breakfast.”
 

I have a Ph.D. in Psychology. There was something about human behaviour that I found endlessly fascinating. It answers or at least tries to, the ultimate question of Why. Why are we the way we are? Why do we do the things we do? Why do we exist? That last one was a joke, psychology doesn't do that. If you want to know why we exist, your best bet would be either philosophy or theology, depending on how strong your aversion to moral authority is. 

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"Damn it Jim, I'm a psychologist, not a scientist!"

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I am a working psychologist, but I am not a scientist. I am a huge fan and supporter of the rigorous scientific method, and I teach, preach and practice the scientific, rational way of thinking. I know a little bit about a lot of things. What I do not know, I strive to learn. 

"When people ask me if I went to film school, I tell them: No, I went to films."

I've been watching movies, since before I can remember. Before I was watching movies, I've loved books, and before that, cartoons and comics (or as they were known in my time, books with pictures). So perhaps a better description would be that I always loved stories. But everything changed ... when Netflix attacked. I say Netflix, but what I really mean is the second golden age of television. You know, the Houses, the Dexters, the Mothers we all wanted to know how were met. And it was a real shame, too. That was right around the time is started studying, and a love of reading would seriously come in handy! But right when I needed it most ... it vanished. With the help of proven psychological methods, I relearned how to learn and ways to motivate myself, which brought me to where I am right now. 

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That is what you can expect from me. Some combination of psychology and pop-culture, wrapped into a blanket of scientific approach. If that interests you, then hit the subscribe button and join our community!

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