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I was reading Icarus Deception, from Seth Godin, and there’s this awesome part that changed my world and connected to my lean thinking way of life. I got at the same part today, reading the book again. And it strikes like it was the first time.
It’s about how we “handle” people while automating and creating systems.
Continuar a lerSay hello to the real world. Or the simulation we are living right now. In every possible situation, choose the red pill and find more about real real life.
Get out of the (cave) building! You have listened to this, already, I’m pretty sure.
I’m talking about this.
Continuar a lerDon’t confuse leadership with power and authority. You lead because you took the first step. There’s risk involved in your movement. You lead because you show up.
You don’t care about power. You care about movement.
Continuar a lerI use pizza slices to understand about my overall time available to use inside projects.
I have this pizza with small and big slices. 😀
I use it to understand how I should split my time in projects.
Something like understanding my appetite.
Continuar a lerChoose something to do daily. For 100 days in a row. That’s too much?
I thought that years ago, when I’ve spent 90 days writing. After that, I’ve stopped writing for another 90 days in a row. Not a good move, since I was trying to develop a new habit.
This sort of initiative is about finding your momentum.
Continuar a lerBut it has to be in an active way. Sometimes we learn by accident or even by some reaction.
The World Economic Forum published a top 5 regarding “Global Top 5 skills of 2025“.
The second one is: Active learning and learning strategies.
Continuar a lerBronnie Ware says that the Top 1 regret of the dying is this:
“I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.”
Bronnie Ware
I see quite the opposite. I see people thinking about what others would think about their actions.
Continuar a lerI’m not a good basketball player, and I can understand the feeling to be the last pick. But… there’s a good thing about this. I know that most of the times people are expecting nothing from me.
That’s a great feeling. Let me explain.
Continuar a lerI live my life just the way it is. But I have what I call the “eject mode”.
If the worst financial thing happens, what would I do?
What would be my real expenses to “keep going”?
What would be my “emergency money”?
Focus on the time available, not time to look at some todo list.
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