Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Monday, April 7, 2014
Habits
"Habits decide your future, people don't."
Sunday, October 2, 2011
The future is here
"The future is here, just not evenly distributed."
Monday, August 16, 2010
Career Coach: The Future You
So, it is great when friends find information for you on the Internet because they think it would be a good "blog pickle."
My friend, Design Guy, shared this link with me today and made me stop and think for a minute or two. This topic has been on my mind lately - What do I want to do with the rest of my life?
Take a look at the article, it makes a few good points (none of which include "climbing the corporate ladder."
The main points, in case the link stops working soon, include:
1. Be happy now. Don’t wait for next week, next month or next year. A common regret of old people was, “I got so focused on trying to get what I did not have, I failed to appreciate all that I did have. I had almost everything. I wish that I would’ve taken the time to appreciate it.”
2. Build relationships and help people, especially friends and family.
3. If you have a dream, go for it.
Labels:
career,
future,
personal goals,
priorities
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Blog Pickle - the Napkin PC - the wave of the future?
I will give credit to Adam for finding this amazing PC design of the future.
http://www.nextgendesigncomp.com/entrydetail.aspx?id=863
This is a great idea for those of us that still like to write down "stuff" that comes to our minds even if we are tech savvy and prefer to be paperless in other areas of our lives.
Take a look at the thumbnails on the site. It explains it better than any words I could use.
http://www.nextgendesigncomp.com/entrydetail.aspx?id=863
This is a great idea for those of us that still like to write down "stuff" that comes to our minds even if we are tech savvy and prefer to be paperless in other areas of our lives.
Take a look at the thumbnails on the site. It explains it better than any words I could use.
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