Happiness can be found even in the darkness of time, if you remember to turn on the lights.
My Boy, Let me tell you something… When Jobs was your age he used to be 24x7 horny about Typography & Calligraphy. You better find your “love-object” to get horny about by end of 2010 if you want to FTW!!
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| — | Me, A Random suggestion I tried to give to one of my Calligraphy friend and kicked his ass royally! |
Just Remember…
- Just remember where you came from.
- Just remember you, too, were once the “new guy.”
- Just remember you don’t have all the answers.
- Just remember communication erases confusion.
- Just remember you are capable of more than you think.
- Just remember there is always another way.
- Just remember the sun will rise tomorrow.
- Just remember your response matters.
- Just remember a little goes a long way.
- Just remember love is not earned nor deserved, it simply is.
Serendipity is becoming more and more important. You have to be able to find things you didn’t even know existed — it becomes more and more critical to your success. From my perspective, it’s more about serendipitous encounters with people, though, than information.
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| — | John Hagel |
No, no, no, Lisa. If adults don’t like their jobs, they don’t go on strike. They just go in every day and do it really half-assed.
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| — | Homer Simpson |
After some soul searching, I decided to take a two-week leap into digital darkness – limiting my internet, TV, and cell phone access to working hours. Here, I document the journey – the acting out, the anger, the eventual acceptance – and a few realizations I had along the way. Not surprisingly, it reads a bit like the journal of a recovering addict…
Nick Feltron, graphic designer and co-creator of data tracking website Daytum, has just announced the fifth edition of his annual Feltron report. The 2009 report is an impressive catalog…
Success is a journey, and failure is part of the trip. To have a chance of success, you should innovate and create new experiences for your customers. We sometimes do not hit it right the first time. But don’t let failure stop you from reaching your goal. You have to come out of failure, enlightened and learned. Only then will you become closer to success.
