"permulaan"/ CC0 1.0 Evie walked toward me. She was in normal Saturday AM attire. T-shirt, sweatpants, slippers, headphones connected to the iPad in the crook of her arm. Evie is my 14 year old twin daughter. I greeted her with my normal joy to see her and disdain toward the iPad in her arm. She proceed to tell me how she's planning her 2026. I was pleasantly surprised. She told me she was watching a podcast. I encouraged her for looking to create a plan. I walked her into my … [Read more...]
4 Types of People, 2 Get Things Done – Which are you?
February 17, 2014 by
There were two girls climbing concrete ramps that run along the side of a set of stairs. They were 7 to 10 years old. One asks the mom to join her. The mom said, "No, that's for children." Doing silly things that might be a little dangerous, fun and/or make you stand out as a fool is for children? What's for adults? Being serious, fitting in, avoiding danger, risk or fun? I battle the urge to control my kids. I try not to tell them not to do things. Constantly, I see … [Read more...]
Stand still or step forward
June 8, 2011 by
Do you want to succeed? Of course you do. Who doesn't? Even if you have a fear of success, somewhere inside whispers a voice that yearns for success. I've tried to suffocate mine with a pillow. But it keeps talking. I've come to accept it. Your definition of success might be different than mine. You still have a definition of success. You might as well pursue it. You will screw many things up on your way to succeeding. If you don't, you probably won't be succeeding. You might as … [Read more...]
