"Can't see the forest for the trees" is an idiom describing someone too focused on minor, individual details (the trees) to understand the larger, overall situation or big picture (the forest). It signifies a loss of perspective, often caused by being too deeply involved in a project. This actually describes me. I've been so busy creating additional courses, videos, and other learning materials,  I lost sight of the fact that while I've been adding a bunch of new content, I lost sight of the fact that I need to guide you to where to go. Well, that's the purpose of my study guides and my new revamped Menu System.

My Top Level Menu lists the Major Categories of my site while my Sub-Menus (Drop-Down Menus) list the topics applicable to the Major Categories. In the past, some of my Sub-Menus were unwieldy  (too many options). I corrected this by providing Topical Listings and when you select an item a side menu of buttons is displayed with related content or a  Show Box is displayed and you can close the Show Box and return to where you were by clicking on the X in the upper right corner. You can also use your Browser's Back Arrow to navigate back to a Prior Page.

Also, to aid you in finding information a Search Bar is included in the Header and In the Home Page.