Thanks to Warren Whitlock (author of Twitter Revolution) for sharing this wonderful video of Mathew Harding. Reminded of this gem by Mark Twain – “Dance like nobody’s watching; Love like you’ve never been hurt. Sing like nobody’s listening; Live like it’s heaven on earth.” Without any further ado, here is the video, please enjoy!! Where… Continue reading
Date Archives → January 2009
"Beyond Code" in the library
It was a delight to see my last book “Beyond Code” (foreword by Tom Peters) in the “New Arrivals” section in the Central Library. Here are a few more related links: 1. Download the entire book for FREE here. 2. Tom’s foreword for the book is here. 3. You can read the endorsements for the… Continue reading
It's not the survival of the fittest…
Your stress in the downturn…
Hmm..Isn't that interesting…
Think about the last time somebody stressed you out.. Somebody? Really – nobody can stress you out until you give them permission to do so. YOU can get worked up and all – but don’t blame it on someobdy as “it is your response to what they did or said that got you worked up.”… Continue reading
Can you take a guess?
Can you guess what is this image? Please don’t scroll down until you make up your mind. Give up? This was the Google Home Page on Jan 28, 2008. Here is the entire image: And, the point? Point #1: If you are Google, you can do whatever you want on your home page 🙂 Point… Continue reading
Behind the scenes – Gurbaksh Chahal; An inspiring story
Ways to distinguish yourself #202 – Avoid common mis-attributions
It is a problem if you are “smart” and “lazy” as you can explain away several things to your convenience. One way for coming with “explanations of convenience” is to mis-attribute things. If you want to distinguish yourself, you can avoid common mis-attributions AND stop playing mind games. I have chosen a few mis-attributions to… Continue reading
Ways to distinguish yourself #201 – Tell the right story to the right people.
Only few people will have story that is so grand as the story of Taj Mahal. Or the beauty of the Niagara. Or the size of the Grand Canyon. That won’t prevent us from telling stories everyday. We are telling stories to others and we are telling stories to ourselves. We are even telling stories to ourselves about stories we are telling stories to others. We live in our stories.
Continue readingA Pinball Game and Teamwork
What can a multiplayer pinball game teach about teamwork? A lot. Over the weekend I was at The Tech with Sumukh and saw this multiplayer pinball game. The objective of the game is to get their ball to the final destination.It was a game to watch as the kids were battling to win. While every… Continue reading