Every goal you have has many little steps. The first ones will always be the toughest because you have so many more of them in front of you. So many more of them you haven’t seen or don’t know where they are going to end up. All you can do is take that first step, check if you’re on the right path, and take the next one – trusting that you’re on the right path…
The outstanding items are the list of little pins that aggravate you and drive you nuts. They are all the little things that hold you back from accomplishing your goal. They are the little UX bugs that pop up every time you sign in. They are the customer flow that still requires a manual step to be handled by your end user to work perfectly. How do you know whether you should push it or…
If no one listens to what you say, is it really a project you’re working on? Are you actually contributing to something? Are you a part of something? The choice is yours, work with them to get them to start listening to you, help them see what you’re trying to move them towards, or step back and out – you don’t need that ongoing frustration in your life, you have more to offer. Someone is…
The Piggyback Principle says that you ride on someone’s back or shoulders in order to accomplish a goal. You take their help, you borrow their strength, wisdom, and leadership – and you forge a path. The Piggyback Principle is not permanent, it is not how you will live forever, it is how you will get started – you will take support from those around you to grow and become better. The myth of “I got…
I have a lot of songs on my phone – too many songs – an insane number – but probably not close to what some people have. Still, it’s a lot. And the more you have, the more the shuffle and random feature never quite hits your mood. And every time I drive I think the same thing – “I need to make some playlists, I need to get organized, I need to get tuned…