… you’ll know the move has been successful.
I’ve come far, but there’s quite a bit left.
When I started, I didn’t think it would take this long, but I was sorely mistaken. It’s going to take even longer, now that I’ve buckled down again.
Don’t be disheartened, but grow. Grow even the tiniest little bit, and it’ll all work out in the end.
Boys, be ambitious.
- Boys, Be Ambitious, No Brain – Vol 4.
Everyday is filled with choices. Your choices. Let them speak for who you are, not some silly press release.
With the tools that you have, think what you can do to sidestep the roadblocks in your life.
I’m realizing that the world is the way it is: I can only hope to steer it a certain direction with my projects. Instead of trying to rebuild every single product or service that I use and try to improve them, I should be milking them for all they’re worth.
Nothing is new. Repeat after me: Nothing is new.
I think too much into the future. Heck, I think too much, period. And this type of forward thinking and risk-taking is great when done in a certain controlled environment. But when it’s a life-or-death situation, in terms of my company, I don’t have such a luxury.
And so starts a new category on the blog called: selfdev. I’m looking to do some category restructuring, as well as a redesign soon. Let this post be just one of the many steps I need to take to become awesome instead.
Meeting the few people that I know here in Illinois for the last time, or at least for a couple months. I have a feeling I might be coming back for a music festival, as long as I can find people to meet up with when the time comes in September. Iron & Wine as well as Ra Ra Riot? Pygmalion is hotness.
Tomorrow’s going to be quite the day of packing. Lots left to box and move into my car for the drive back into Ohio.