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Lyndon Walters
Since he was 4 years old, Lyndon remembers his father describing him as a “word artist”. He had no idea what was meant by such terminology but was impressed with the way it sounded. Whilst other ch...view moreSince he was 4 years old, Lyndon remembers his father describing him as a “word artist”. He had no idea what was meant by such terminology but was impressed with the way it sounded. Whilst other children were being discouraged from ‘day-dreaming’, Lyndon remembers his mother encouraging him to day-dream as much as he wanted. With that level of encouragement, he continued to explore the potentiality of his imagination.
As he grew and progressed, Lyndon wrote mini plays, sang, danced, acted and recited monologues depicting various characters including birds, animals, and humans alike. As there was no radio or television at that time, each evening from twilight time, Lyndon often mesmerised his family with stories he often made up on the spot. He noticed that he could do this without having to set out the customary ‘plot’ at the beginning. Instead, Lyndon’s unbridled imagination sometimes surprised him. Though, all he did was to describe what was happening in his boundless imaginary world, he managed to intricately weave the tale with spellbinding expertise.
Lyndon’s use of language represents the choice of intensity of his ‘literary brushstrokes’ but renders the audiences’ minds as his canvas. The artistic ‘golden ratios’ of his ‘real-to-life’ creations of ‘Fictional Reality Scenarios’ © become the focal point to which his audience is first attracted but become involuntarily curiously attached to the actions, thrills, suspense and twists. When his untamed imagination registers the seamless transfer of the potential effect of his ‘literary artistry’, it consumes him so wholesomely that every chapter becomes yet another scenario. Lyndon’s sense of humour is obvious but his use of puns is sometimes cryptic.
His present occupation is ‘I’-Coaching ©. It is a novel approach to coaching. This is his brainchild. Lyndon’s specialty is Personal Development, Personal Performance and all categories of relationships.view less