Developing altitude sickness is not fun, whether you are in the mountains or in your mind. Getting things done (GTD) has a nice framework about altitudes. Just like climbing a real mountain, we can see what’s at the bottom of the mountain, because we are standing at it. We can even see what is just [...]
I have to say, looking deeply into yourself is not easy. It may not be everyone’s cup of tea. Why? I think we procrastinate against finding out the very thing that makes sense of it all. In short? We don’t want to find out about ourselves. Strange isn’t it? I love finding out more about [...]
When I said that I wanted to be an artist, I didn’t know how to define “artist”, until I came across this definition by Steven Pressfield in his book The War of Art: “… His culture possesses affluence, stability, enough excess of resource to permit the luxury of self-examination. The artist is grounded in freedom. [...]
We all have to deal with limited information. Perfect information is never perfect. You will never have all the information in the world. Despite Google’s efforts of organising the worlds’ information. Despite Economists’ assumptions of a perfect economy. Information is and forever will be limited. You can possibly scrub the information plate 99.9999% clean, but [...]
