When you put two and two together, you’re supposed to get something straightforward, like a four. Because we know what twos are made of. Ones.
It’s easier to make sense of fours when you remember that they are just sums of twos, gotten from sums of ones. Continue reading “Understanding the ‘fours’ of complex projects”
I’m a follower of Seth’s Blog so I’m pretty used to his style of writing which is also evident in his books I’ve read. To me, his works come with a personal touch, like you have a mentor instructing you one on one. Continue reading “Book Review: Linchpin by Seth Godin”
You’ve heard it a million times, but it doesn’t kick in until you experience it.
I mean, you could recite it if it were a poem. You could preach it like it’s the gospel–that you have to love what you do to get optimum satisfaction and outcome.
But then, after preaching, you go back to doing your shitty job everyday and hating every moment of it, wishing for a big break when you could do what you actually love and do it passionately, on your own terms. Continue reading “Give A Little Fuck”
​Many a time, I have wondered what it would feel like
To just get up and leave;
Leave the life I know behind,
The limitations and daily huddles;
The depressions and lack.
To leave and travel towards a safe haven.
