I am reading this wonderful book right now: Your Money or Your Life. I ordinarily do not like books about managing money or making money or being the next millionaire. Not that Suze Orman is too aggressive or anything, but Suze Orman is too aggressive. Your Money or Your Life is just right in a Zen [...]
Archive for the 'incessant learning' Category
The Art of Appreciative Indifference
October 3, 2008
The Nothing is Impossible Theory
September 18, 2008
I am getting close to finishing Neuromancer, and I am adding it to my list of favorites under the sci-fi category. (Eww, science fiction. Gross.) No. It’s not gross. It’s very cool, this science fiction, and it’s one big reason your iPhone exists. Let me take it a step further and say that writing (and thinking) is [...]
The Not-To-Do List
August 21, 2008
I do a quick Google search to find an online to-do list, something that will help me get things done, because I feel kind of overwhelmed right now and I need to prioritize.
I find Tim Ferriss’ blog, author of The 4 Hour Workweek, which I haven’t read, but after having read his post on The Not-To-Do List, I probably will.
Tim’s idea [...]
