Sore Thumbs

June last year saw a piece written by me called 'Human Value', concentrating on what I believed were the keys to making a great person. It was both a brief and basic view of the idea, simply lighting the way for us to become somebody of merit to the world. Never though, did this piece consider the measure of it all. Not once did it touch on what made for an 'intriguing' person. It is one thing to be good, helpful and dexterous in our approaches to achieve any status that warrants huge respect. But how much we allow for this to stand out from the crowd, is something else which requires a greater focus. We live knowing that some personalities shine brighter than others. Certain people manage to capture more eyes or have a larger influence on their followers. It can be assumed the systems in life which represent luck play a part in opening the door wider for some. However, it is nothing short of obvious that our characters rely most on our efforts in making them seen from a distance.

Every single one of us, is first handed the challenge of being more than what any pair of eyes can already see. The means of building our separate identities, rightly combats unwanted discrimination and welcomes 

Being an intriguing character is all about the detail.











All of this steams back to Art, which is the detail of 

Travis "TJ" James