Welcome to Christmas in the millennial generation.
Yum. NONONO | Scared Nice Massive Attack vibe going on here.
#justcuz When a frustrated college freshman wrote Einstein in 1951 to ask him what the point of living is if humanity is constantly waging wars, this is what Einstein sent her back. Also see Einstein’s answer to a little girl’s question about whether scientists pray.
Sometimes I think we forget that you can be an entrepreneur without starting a tech co. Here’s a great little interview with the founder of a micro-manufacturing co. in San Fran. that makes messenger bags. Have at it! “There’s a whole different side to being an entrepreneur, which is being a small business person,” stated Rickshaw Bagworks Founder and CEO Mark Dwight (MBA ’89). Rickshaw Bagworks sews and sells custom messenger bags in San Francisco. Watch Dwight discuss why micro-manufacturers are the future of American manufacturing: http://stnfd.biz/rjVD9 (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
They’re there to stop the other people. Ever since I read Randy Pausch’s The Last Lecture, I have considered this to be one of my favorite and most inspiring quotes. Do you have a favorite inspirational quote?
Love, love, love! Treat yourself. Watch this- The Florida State University AcaBelles Perform Wonderful A Capella Version ‘Royals’ By Lorde (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Happy T(om)Hanks Giving!!! He’s the reason for the season. Xoxo Shit Rough Drafts
#justcool Medical Diagnostic System Uses Bees to Detect Signs of Disease in a Person’s Breath
“To Err Is Human, To Admit it Divine.” Mike is a friend and former colleague of mine who I have known personally and professionally for well over 20 years. He’s widely considered to be a very successful business executive who brims with confidence. Mike is also a take-charge person, with a healthy ego and he’s never shy in voicing his opinion. Knowing this, I’ve found it surprising, (and a little disappointing) that in all the years that I have known him I’ve never once heard him admit to a mistake,
Getting Comfortable with Discomfort I have a confession to make. I love sports. All sports. And not just to watch, but to play. I pride myself on being athletic and I absolutely can’t stand to play any sport poorly. Which is why dear reader, it pains me to tell you that I’m not very good at golf. Actually, I kind of suck. Now in fairness, (or as a rationalization) I should say that I don’t get to play very often so I never really have much opportunity to improve. And,