Learning Experience Trilogy: Know Your Mind by Peter Massam

The Author Peter Massam is a British author who lives in a stunning part of the United Kingdom, Witney. Witney is a market town on the river Windrush sitting in the idyllic Cotswolds close to the city of Oxford which is world renowned for the University of Oxford. Peter’s childhood days were filled with fun. […]

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The Author

Peter Massam is a British author who lives in a stunning part of the United Kingdom, Witney. Witney is a market town on the river Windrush sitting in the idyllic Cotswolds close to the city of Oxford which is world renowned for the University of Oxford.

Peter’s childhood days were filled with fun. For, coming from a large family with twenty-seven cousins nearby to keep him well occupied, life was adventurous and could never be described as boring. The stories from those halcyon days are often retold at family reunions as they should be.

For Peter working life brought many varied opportunities. He taught for ten years, a period on his life that he thoroughly enjoyed as he broadened young minds. The business world eventually beckoned, and he pursued different avenues to broaden his own mind thus gaining valuable experiences which have stood him in good stead over the years.

As an author Peter, between 2019 and 2021 published two collections in Poetry before moving on to write the ‘Learning Experience Trilogy.’ It is this trilogy that we will be looking at over the course of two podcast interviews.

Check out our video chat here!

Quirky Story

Six people set off along a U-shaped valley, past giant groundsel and lobelia. Fog descends, light failing, tin hut refuge nowhere in sight. Up rocky slope I clamber to discover a corrie lake with hut on its shoreline. Everybody else hunkers down in sleeping bags leaving me to cook. Washing up in the ice-cold water, I looked up. Sky clears to reveal Halley’s Comet streaking above Mt Kenya’s peak.

The Books

In the last interview with Peter, we talked about the first two books in ‘The Learning Experience Trilogy.’ Those books were ‘Nipper’ and ‘Moose Conquering Fear.’ If you want to know more about them, then have a look at Peter’s first Podcast. These books track a lifetime journey of learning experiences from childhood encounters through coming of age to conquering fear, which culminates in a new appreciation of the power of the mind in the realms if communication, pain relief and self-help healing and preservation, all told through the main character George.

Know Your Mind

The third and final book of the series. As I said in the last interview this book is a real life-changer, as any final book in a series should be.

This book deviates from George’s every day’s interactions and focuses on the remarkable correlation between the body and its perplexing mind. We can all associate with mind over matter and that a positive mindset is a powerful tool when it comes to facing up to everyday challenges. For George in this book, it’s all about a new philosophical approach to life leading him to see that the body he occupies when cooperating with his inner mind thinking’s, can bring about a different outcome, a more positive conclusion to his existence. He can’t do much about the body he’s inherited but he can influence how his body reacts to different scenarios that come his way. All through proven and yet to be proven scientific methods, technological advances, and philosophies. All to create a different perception of the mind in George’s life that many of us can identify with. 

Social Media

www.linkedin.com/in/petermassam

www.amazon.com/author/petermassam

If you wish to purchase Peter’s book then you can click the Amazon link below, or alternatively head to his publishers’ site.

www.balboapress.com/bookstore/searchpetermassam

Thank You once again Peter for giving me the opportunity to interview you about this wonderful trilogy you have written.

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