March 2010
1 post
1 tag
Today, take your past out of your future.
December 2009
6 posts
Performance lives in action, not description or reasons.
3 tags
What’s the lesson to be learned? if you want a boost in productivity, try...
– You can’t multitask (via mnmal)
[Also schedule EVERYTHING, stop complaining you don’t have enough time]
Nobody likes to be dominated by another, and attachment is a form of domination.
RT @Fabviid: What would you tweet to yourself 10 years into the past? What would make a difference? #140question
RT @danlev: This tweet is (RED). For every RT (using the RT feature) within 2 hours, I’ll donate $0.25 to fight AIDS. @zachx & @drDanRya …
On Opportunity: Know your future
Where do opportunities manifest? Answer: From where you are. How do opportunities manifest? Answer: You know yourself as Great, and you are great with others; and you set a huge goal for yourself, one that you stretches what you even have imagined possible for yourself. If your goal is “easy,” you’re playing small.
Opportunity is such that if you are too busy looking “out...
November 2009
5 posts
“You need to do something, get good at it, be passionate about it.” http://bit.ly/542bXR
You need to do something, get good at it, be passionate about it. This could...
– Leo Babauta, Zen Habits. The Short but Powerful Guide to Finding Your Passion
Life is amazing, you just need to be present to notice and take action.
Maturity is achieved when a person postpones immediate pleasures for long-term...
– (via skylor)
September 2009
1 post
Where Excellent Lives: living in the now
Where does excellence live? Is it something we need to search for? Or is it something we already have in some way?
Excellence is a state of being, its something you can really feel when it’s there, and sense its absence when it’s not. But how do we find excellence in the everyday situations and circumstances that makes up our life?
“Excellence is an art won by training and...
July 2009
2 posts
@pointyourlife
@pointyourlife, The Twitter home of www.PointYourLife.com!
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The Point: Looking Forward & Looking Back
The other day I asked a friend a simple question: “What would you do if you were sent back to 1994? Not as a ‘do over,’ but at your current age and experience.” It turned out to be an intriguing question which brought up countless other questions and possibilities. The exercise also pointed to insights we can apply to our present lives.
What music would I listen to, and what concerts would I...