(Source: browniebear8d)
pretty much my life motto.
it’s the lack of apologizing together with having a comfort and trust that it’s okay to feel every emotion deeply and convey that to others simply because that ability is a part of you and something that you have to accept that you need.
This really resonates with me. Negativity is prevalent in our society and it is a constant challenge to avoid being boxed into thinking that way…It is okay to have a positive outlook even when others will try to engage you in their negative thinking, don’t take the bait.
(Source: lawsofmodernman, via fortyfivewords)
This is a very true and powerful statement. Some people may think that you are crazy to give up a comfortable and stable life. I believe that we need to constantly challenge ourselves and let our passions act as our guide. Life is a constant struggle but if you are prepared for the unexpected you will be in a much better position to react.
What can you count?
At Startup Institute, I meet tons of successful, sometimes failed, but always hopeful entrepreneurs on a daily basis. When the conversation inevitably turns towards work, in a crowd of (aspiring) entrepreneurs, I always ask, “So, what do you want to be doing?” About 80% of the time people will…
I believe that passion trumps many other skills and traits in business and life. Think of it this way, would you rather have someone that is an expert but lacks passion for “x” or someone who is passionate, dedicated and willing to learn everything they can about “x” but has a limited background in “x”? I would choose the latter, no question. You can teach a passionate and motivated person what they need to learn but you cannot teach passion to someone who is not passionate.
Inspiring words of wisdom from John “Coach” Wooden on success. Character is more important than reputation, character is who you truly are and reputation is what people believe you are.
The view from my office today.
I did kind of a long talk tonight at the London Hacker News Meetup. People seemed to find it helpful so I thought...