Posts about personal development.
Posted in Experiments & Challenges, Personal Development
I am not a tidy person. Clutter is the most obvious thing you would notice if you walked into the bedroom/office I have worked out of since I was 14 and in this challenge it is that place that I will aim to declutter. Working and playing and sleeping in the same room is something [...]
Posted in Being Twenty Something, Personal Development, Things To Do Before I'm 30, Thinking Out Loud
Last week marked the beginning of a new year and a new decade. In the first 24 hours of 2010 the usual torrent of text messages came from virtually everybody in my phone book. One of them referred to the next ten years as “the teenies”, in the same vein as the twenties and thirties. [...]
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Making Sense of It All, Personal Development, Philosophy, Thinking Out Loud
If slash when I eventually have children (I hope it is when rather than if), one of the single most powerful pieces of life information I will teach them is to appreciate the value of books. During my teens, I began reading a lot, largely due to not having the kind of social life I [...]
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Personal Development, Philosophy
The following article details goal achievement theories, techniques, philosophies and strategies that are some of the most powerful I have ever had the priveledge of learning: How to achieve the seemingly unachievable. Throughout my childhood I had a reputation for being a bit of a dreamer; wanting and believing I could have things that most [...]
Posted in It's Good To Know, Personal Development, Philosophy
Finding happiness is, for most, the ultimate goal in life yet only a few ever find it. Comedian, Ray Romano, jokes that life peaks at three. It all goes downhill from there. At three, you have no worries and all it takes is candy to make you smile. While it is unlikely we will ever [...]