Tagged: Challenges, Change, Interview, Philosophy, Ways of Working
Tagged: Challenges, Change, Interview, Philosophy, Ways of Working
In 2020, let’s follow Marshawn Lynch’s advice and take care of our: Mentals Bodies Chicken (money/bread) So when we’re ready to walk away, we can walk away and be able to do what we want to do. *
Tagged: Lessons, Life at Home, Philosophy, Retirement
If it’s too challenging to say, I’ll never do it again, just say, I won’t do it now. Eventually all the not nows will add up to never. *
Tagged: Change, Discipline, Philosophy, Routines, Ways of Working
From Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee: MR: I used to play chess. When I was in the army I played. I was unbeatable. I was very, very good at it. With chess there’s ratings, and chess master is about 2100, and I was playing a computer on a 2100 level. JS: Really?! MR: Yeah, so I’d been playing that machine for weeks, and then I happened to be out on Hollywood Boulevard standing on the corner. And I saw this man – tattered, dirty – it was a street person. He had a chess set there to play, and I said, “Do you play chess?” And he said, “Yeah, I do, I do.” JS: But it was a homeless guy? MR: It was a…
Tagged: Multi-dimensional, Philosophy
“Here is the natural instinct. And here is control. You are to combine the two in harmony. If you have one to the extreme, you’ll be very unscientific. If you have another to the extreme, you become all of a sudden a mechanical man. No longer a human being. So it is a successful combination of both. So therefore, it is not pure naturalness or unnaturalness. The ideal is unnatural naturalness or natural unnaturalness.” –Bruce Lee *
Tagged: Bruce Lee, Nature, Philosophy, Quotes