The Worthwhile Journal

Written By: Jerome Fitts On April 17, 2026, Eugene Campbell released a self-published guide titled “The Overseas Basketball Survival Guide: How to Protect Yourself, Get Paid, and Get Home Safely,” reflecting on his professional basketball career and experiences thus far. Needless to say, (WJ-Jerome) was privy to this information during the last segment of a video-recorded…

Interview by: Jerome Fitts It is essential to recognise that as opportunities continued to present themselves—and perhaps more accurately, opportunities that Eugene Campbell created for himself—the player increasingly explored his potential. The clarity of his vision for the future remained consistent. Even after playing for his third professional team, Campbell remained humble about his status…

By: Jerome Fitts In a world where titles are more important than genuine qualifications or experience, the professional sports world suffers the most. However, the professional sports world also benefits because athletes are paid for doing something they love. Eugene Campbell is a legitimate registered professional basketball player whose story exemplifies both the traditional and transcendent…

By Jerome Fitts on behalf of Ambog PR Tiara Moore is a rising artist with a deep passion for music, influenced by her family’s background. Growing up in a household filled with rhythm and soul, she was inspired from an early age by her father, a songwriter and band leader, and her mother, who sang in the same group. Surrounded by melodies and creativity, Tiara developed a profound love for…

Share with us!@worthjournal Cameroon Cinema has once again produced an underrated film that resonates with many across the African continent. “Cutlass” showcases the natural talents of Cameroon, despite the challenges posed by limited access to what some may consider high-quality filmmaking resources. The screenplay serves as the captivating hook, drawing viewers into the impressive work…

By: Jerome Bo Fitts Hello Everyone, We need to recognise the sensitive nature of educational principles. Unfortunately, many people shape their perceptions based on their educational backgrounds rather than their geographical locations. To ensure consistency while refining our research theories, it’s important to begin with some foundational principles grounded in psychological theories of…

By: Jerome Fitts Hello Everyone, When was the last time someone genuinely asked how you were doing? Quick greetings like “what’s up,” “¿Cómo estás?” (Spanish), “Wie geht’s?” (German), “Come stai?” (Italian), “Comment ça va?” (French), “Τι κάνεις;” (Greek), and “إزيك؟” (Egyptian Arabic) don’t really convey the depth of connection we need. A simple acknowledgment like “good morning,” “good day,”…

Written By: Jerome Fitts One may think there is an attack on health care workers, as well as government-controlled health clinics. It that happens to be the case, then, yes, I am. At this point, the word ethic is an exotic phrase that should require qualification for those of us who use the word as a measuring stick to take insurance money, fundraising profit, and above all to maniuplate…

Written by: Jerome Fitts In the event there is fairness in the health system 2025, here are some suggestions for a proposed regulation panel for health care systems worldwide. As much as the public appreciates the work done, we should also reserve the right to evaluate certain testing methods. What are the current purposes and methods of psychological assessments? A frequent method is the…

Written By: Jerome Fitts This discussion examines how trust in healthcare providers connects to personal and professional ethics. If it is possible to read the following without being afraid to face the person in the mirror (yourself) while addressing those who are regulating your body. The health clinicians are not regulated and their ethical values are based on their price of their service. So…

By Jerome Fitts Hello Everyone, Here is another lesson I wish I had been introduced to in my youth studies. Due to attending a strict boarding school, we were punished if we were not paying attention. I was accused of being “away with the ferries in school” during those formative years. These days, the public refers to those lack of attention spans as “symptoms of autism”.However, we used to…

By: Jerome Fitts Hello Everyone, To fully grasp this week’s required discussion post, I referred to none other than the week 1 video outline (Login, n.d.-b). After watching the three-minute-plus video, I dissected the questions regarding Ramos De Jesus Pereira’s (2016) and Mackintosh’s (1997) arguments. I then realised this was a relatively new argument in contrast to other previous…

By: Jerome Fitts An interesting one for those of us who have infants to toddlers. Especially as middle-aged adults. Unlike adults, infants alternate between short waking periods and short naps. What can we infer about their neurotransmitters? The short waking periods and naps for infants are due to the development of the neurotransmitters in their brains. This is also due to melatonin…

By; Jerome Fitts A worthy reading to enlighten us on what triggers our reactions or reflexes, which are “synapses” through our neurons: the neurotransmitters and neuromodulators. Otto Loewi, who earned a Nobel Prize based on his findings, concluded that nerves send messages by releasing chemicals (BibliU, n.d.-b). My interest grew in the subject based on the tenacity of Loewi and his findings…

The hot topic as we are witnessing history repeat itself based on our choice to neglect the research of the past, I thought it was fitting to ask the 150K genuine subscribers to The Worthwhile Journey a simple question: “Where do we belong?” I started with talking to myself while listening to Elton John and to be frank, I had to reflect on how I need to belong which has influenced my life. Based…

Written by: Jerome Fitts I advise those who dare read this discussion post in its entirety, to put on their reading selt beats. My intention in part of what has been written is to throw some things on the table as bait and to ignite a constructive virtual dialogue. Cultured vs. Uncultured Factors influencing the developmental process, such as personality, temperament, and cognitive…

By Tim Rice We should understand that humans are indoctrinated into different cultures. The system of the various societies is now designed to separate males from the family structure. There are only two ways to live. The way we are indoctrinated into that society is the dogma and that is the agenda of society. One can follow the society in which they are influenced by or follow the biblical…