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Geoff Thompson Bafta winning writer, teacher, martial artist. Until the age of thirty Geoff Thompson had worked through a plethora of menial jobs, from glass collector to ...
2. Geoff Thompson: Writer – Teacher – Martial artist
It is Ok to be scared. Everyone is scared. Some of us just hide it better than others. People (I have noticed) use fear as a reason to postpone or abandon their adventures.
'Must listen' Podcasts. Richard Barnes talking to Geoff Thompson about his 'Must Read' articles, questions and gossip and the odd bit of silliness to make up some 'Serious ...
1. Geoff Thompson (writer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Geoff Thompson (born in 1960 in Coventry, England) is a writer, teacher, and self-defence instructor. He has written several of books on self-defence, martial arts, and ...
2. Geoff Thompson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Geoff or Geoffrey Thompson may refer to: Geoffrey Thompson (bishop) (born 1929), British Anglican bishop; Geoffrey Thompson (born 1940), New Zealand Member of Parliament
Home page for Geoffrey Thompson, artist and specialist in insect illustration. Images of his work are featured in the Artwork section with Black & White Scraperboard ...
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