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5/9/25

GHOST OF TSUSHIMA (PS4 version), directed by Nate Fox and Jason Connell, 2020.

[oneangrygamer]

You Can Travel To Any Place That You See In Ghost Of Tsushima, Says Jason Connell

You Can Travel To Any Place That You See In Ghost Of Tsushima, Says Jason Connell | #GhostofTsushima #GoT #PS4 #PlayStation

According to the latest PlayStation podcast, we learn from Sucker Punch Productions’ Jason Connell — who serves as Ghost of Tsushima’s art director and creative director — that any mountain or place that you see in-game, you can reach. (more…)

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E3 2018: Ghost of Tsushima Stunning Reveal

E3 2018: Ghost of Tsushima w/ stunning gameplay and a visual presentation that will leave you breathless #E32018

Visuals and story speak volumes.

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Sony‘s E3 press conference was a gaming thrill ride as we saw some amazing footage for the upcoming Holiday season. One game in particular that had many people in mesmerizing shock was a Sony and Sucker Punch Productions entitled, Ghost of Tsushima. The presentation was dripping with style as the main protagonist rode a horse through the…

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Fresh Air, Fresh Mind.

2017 has been a year of…growing…to put it gently, and my recent get away to visit my gal pal out in Northern California I can safely say DAMN IT FEELS GREAT TO BE HAPPY. Ok, so maybe that was a little extreme but after the last year and a half of ups and downs it has been a truly humbling experience to really look back and see my strength and happiness grow. We all go through things in our lives…

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Live so passionately that when death finally comes, she hesitates for a moment before striking you down.

Jason Connell on Ignited Leadership

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Life has this weird quality that makes it seem like there is something just out of your reach that if you could only grasp, you would finally understand how to effortlessly translate your desires into reality. You’d be happy and content and in love and enough. And while that's a nearly universal feeling, it only sends the individual chasing their tale, because ultimately, there is no secret.  You aren't missing anything.  You are already enough for more than your wildest dreams (I promise).  You always have been.  You're more powerful than you know (and perhaps as you read these words their truth quietly resonates).    Yes, you'll stumble from time to time. Yes you'll be embarrassed and say the wrong thing from time to time. Yes sometimes you'll be lazy for no good reason. Yes you'll get depressed and frustrated.  And it's ok.  I promise you, it’s ok.  These are simply component parts of being a human, as inescapable as the color blue or the need to drink water.  The "secret" that I want to leave you with isn't one and it has more to do with life than leadership.  It's simply this: there are no secrets. You're ready. You’re more amazing than you know. You always have been.  God speed.

By Jason Connell on Ignited Leadership

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#9 Strictly Background

I cannot help but to think that the filmmakers are making fun of these extras. This documentary is about the life and work of the people who appear as extras in films. And, maybe its because in order to make a career as being an extra, it takes a certain personality to be an extra. But, the filmmakers seem to have an in joke by choosing some of the weirdest and most unconventional people in the profession. It felt like exploitation of these hard working people who never know when the next job is near. It is sad instead of comedic which is what the tone of the film was going for. Its hard to like it knowing how the filmmakers feel about their subjects. 

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ll I can possibly control are my actions. I want to be able to control other people. I want to be able to control the weather, the outcome of elections, the numbers drawn in the lottery later tonight, and the whims of my pet bird who bites me too much. I want to be able to control economies so that we have more equality and food distribution so we have less hunger. The list goes on but it all boils down to this: I want to control nearly all things ranging from the trivial to the profound. Despite my desire, I can only control one thing: my actions. Nothing more. Nothing less. Same goes for you. As humans, all we can truly control are our actions. So where does this leave us? Wildly, widely, powerful. But here is the problem: most of us don’t truly control our actions. Instead we relinquish that control to the natural flow of modernity -– we react to stuff as it comes instead of thinking about what we actually want to do about it. For example, most of us wish we got more sleep so we felt wide awake during the day, but we settle for the persistent haze that comes from a lack of sleep. Most of us believe that no human should ever be forced to sleep on the street or die of hunger, but we settle for ensuring that none of the people close to us are homeless and quietly wish the best for everyone else. The difference between where you are right now and where you want to be as a leader (or an individual) is your actions. Your actions are all you control, but that’s enough. To change your life, or change the world you must control and change your actions. Do you want to feel more rested? Go to bed an hour earlier tonight. No excuses. Do you want to reduce the number of homeless people? Get involved with a local shelter. Do you want to be happier? Study and implement positive psychology. Are you concerned about the quality of life in the third world? Find a great organization and volunteer with them. The world that we live in is a beautiful world but it needs serious help. There is too much suffering on the individual level and there is too much suffering on the societal level. Most of us will always merely react to circumstance without realizing that we can control what we do and in that way, change the circumstance. As a leader and as an individual, you control your action. To build a better life for yourself and to build a better world for others, all you have to do is control your action in the direction you want the world to move in. That’s all you can control, but that’s also enough to make a big difference. *************************************************** Jason Connell is an international speaker and the Executive Director of Ignited Leadership where he helps create world changing leaders. If you like this article, consider following Ignited Leadership on Twitter- @Ignitedleaders (https://twitter.com/#!/ignitedleaders) or liking them on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/IgnitedLeadership). You may also sign up for his monthly newsletter on leadership (http://ignitedleadership.com/newsletter-sign-up/). © 2012 Jason Connell