Hey Pal
I watched the Matrix again this week. It never made sense when I watched it the first time and to be honest besides the red pill vs blue pill bit, it still confuses me. It struck me as being quite a useful tool when looking at your own life.
The "Red Pill" and "Blue Pill" is a popular way to describe the choice between staying in one's comfort zone and accepting reality as it is or taking a leap of faith and embracing a new way of thinking.
The Red Pill represents a journey of self-discovery and growth, challenging our beliefs and assumptions about ourselves and the world. It requires us to question our preconceived notions, confront brutal truths, and embrace the pursuit of a better understanding of reality.
On the other hand, the Blue Pill symbolizes staying within our comfort zone, clinging to our existing beliefs, and avoiding the discomfort of change and uncertainty.
The choice between the two pills is ultimately ours, but we must remember that growth and self-improvement often come with discomfort and challenge. Taking the Red Pill can be a complicated and intimidating journey, but it leads to personal and professional development, deeper relationships, and a more fulfilling life.
So, let's take the leap and embrace the Red Pill. Let's challenge our beliefs, confront reality, and never stop learning and growing. The journey may be difficult, but the rewards are limitless.
Red pill all the way.
Bryan Air 🆕
Ryan and I had a great chat this week about the QRH, how to use it, when to use it and the little mistakes that are common when using a somewhat complicated document.
Other topics of discussion:
Boeing is caught between a rock and a hard place.
More flight cancellations in the US.
Aircraft flies for 13 hours only to return to the airport it originally departed.
Another light aircraft accident
Available pilot positions around the globe.
The new Joberg mayor, training bonds and Ryan impersonates the Stralians again.
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Simaero Simulator Training ✈️
Last week was a busy one at Simaero, with lots of meetings and clients visiting from across Africa. Despite the weather, which was cold and wet with those traditional Johannesburg storms, we made the best of it and continued to work hard.
I am happy to report that we are making good use of our dedicated ground school building. Not only is it a great space for meetings and training, but it now sells really good coffee! This is a great addition for our clients and employees.
Our simulator training continued smoothly despite frequent ESKOM power cuts. Our backup generators kept the simulator equipment powered, allowing for uninterrupted training sessions. Thanks to everyone for their support and trust in our beautiful aviation training facility. Come visit us soon.
Big Love
Bryan