We won't buy that, we have it at home
The value of a commodity can vary greatly from person to person; what may seem common to one individual could be a unique specialty to someone else. How are you evaluating this important distinction?
The value of a commodity can vary greatly from person to person; what may seem common to one individual could be a unique specialty to someone else. How are you evaluating this important distinction?
Usually, I am the jerk, sometimes the liar. Which one are you?
Triggered not due to the caffeine In some management courses today, I found Steve Ballmer’s time as CEO of
If you were convinced that the next task on your to-do list was the best way to advance your goals, you would feel much more interested in it. What is stopping you from getting there?
Investing in experiences is often touted as the key to finding happiness, while material possessions are seen as less fulfilling. I disagree.
I dedicated a day to reading and taking notes on the end-of-year metrics and reviews of people I follow, trying
The value of a commodity can vary greatly from person to person; what may seem common to one individual could be a unique specialty to someone else. How are you evaluating this important distinction?
Usually, I am the jerk, sometimes the liar. Which one are you?
Triggered not due to the caffeine In some management courses today, I found Steve Ballmer’s time as CEO of
A primer on mind-framing and how to use it to influence your future success.
If you were convinced that the next task on your to-do list was the best way to advance your goals, you would feel much more interested in it. What is stopping you from getting there?
Investing in experiences is often touted as the key to finding happiness, while material possessions are seen as less fulfilling. I disagree.
A great comedian drives at the right speed to work. He misses an accident and succeeds in enjoying a sleepless night talking to himself about how others are stupid.
A great author gives herself permission to ignore others, walk towards every door, and smile without being hurt. It was a great day.
A great book from 1716 with wisdom and a person in 2024 -- can the samurai mindset prevail the test of time?