If you care about becoming a better version of you the answer to that question doesn’t matter. I’m one to always read those questionnaires that offer to provide insights into the type of person you. Are you have to do is answer a bunch of simple questions. And lo and behold, the questionnaire defined you to a Tee. Other people may rave about how perfectly they were categorized. Continue reading “What’s your personality type?”
Category: self-improvement
I’m a rebel and no one understands me
A couple of weeks ago I found this image on LinkedIn and was immediately in awe. It describes me perfectly. Yet, some managers can be afraid of these types of employees as they can be aggressive achievers. I know I’ve run into issues a few times where I’m not able to achieve my full potential for one reason or another and it’s frustrating. Continue reading “I’m a rebel and no one understands me”
How to Keep Learning
I recently saw this image while scrolling through my Facebook timeline. It’s a great list of ways to keep learning and improving. This is a particularly good list for those who are struggling for ways to improve. Or feel they’ve already reached their maximum capacity. Continue reading “How to Keep Learning”
How to become the best mad skills programmer
Learning to program in a new language can often be difficult. First, you have to learn the basics to code “Hello World”. Then comes the challenge of learning to use the advanced features. And finally, the challenge of using the language the way the creator had intended.
The challenge is finding exciting exercises and projects to tackle. Something big enough to sink your teeth in. Yet not so big that the challenge seems impossible. Continue reading “How to become the best mad skills programmer”
The Habits To be Rich, Successful and Powerful, But Not You
Twenty-sixteen was the year of habits of the rich, the successful and the powerful. If you wanted to be like any of these people you had to do what they did and poof, you’d be just like them; so you thought. A lot of these habits, backed by supposed science, we’re often contradictory. The rich and successful get up at 5 AM. While the other rich and successful were lazier and more productive in the afternoon. What the top ten lists fail to mention is that these are the habits of those people once they’ve made it. The habits could just as well have been: lies on the beach, sips Tequila Sunrises, does nothing all day. The habits that you want are those that get you there, which is a lot harder.
I’ve discovered is that simply trying to understand who I am is a tough job. I always have to think, analyse, and readjust my lifestyle. All based on what I’ve discovered about myself. It’s exhausting. Since I’ve been on this path, it’s become very hard to let go. I’m always worried about becoming complacent; the enemy of success. Or worse, focusing my energy on the wrong things. Continue reading “The Habits To be Rich, Successful and Powerful, But Not You”
Why I want to know it all
I want to know it all. I’m one of those people who reads everything and anything that comes up on my Facebook feed. I follow everything from I Fucking Love Science to Quora to Fortune Magazine to Pauline Nordin‘s fitness page. Topics that interest me are fitness and nutrition, leadership, soft skills, and self-improvement, sciences, technology, business, the list goes on. Every time I find something interesting that I can’t read right away I either save it in Pocket or click the Save Post link on Facebook. Just like my bookshelf, these are in serious backlog. Continue reading “Why I want to know it all”