A Message to Those Confused About Career Direction
— Relax, it’s normal not to know what you want —
In past weeks I’ve been enjoying The Pleasures and Sorrows of
July 2009 Archives
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Stacking Stones, Letting Them Fall
– “If I don’t work for a period of time I do feel rootless. I don’t know myself.” -Andy Goldsworthy –
Andy
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When Connectivity Breeds Loneliness
— Time spent online estranges people, endangers health, study finds —
I’ve always thought that the Internet, while profoundly useful, is
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Neighbors at Work
— Daily, like me, the guy down the street labors away in solitude —
The day is young, an average Tuesday,
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Life’s Number One Success Principle
— The truth can disappoint many success-seekers —
A friend just sold her single-person company for a multimillion dollar sum, less
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A Hymn to the Library
— Here’s a place to really “work wireless” —
I tote no slim, foldable device of silicon, plastic and liquid crystal.
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Three Lessons My Students Taught Me
— Effort determines results —
Though students might be surprised to know this, many teachers – including me — would agree
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Steve Martin Tells the Story Before the Glory
— Here’s a good summer read that affirms the worth of obscurity, naïveté, and so-called “delusions.”—
I find myself at
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Design and Entrepreneurship
Design is intention, a goal. Likewise, entrepreneurship.
One of my students, an accomplished Irish designer, delivered a stunning presentation during our entrepreneurship
