Three Innovator Lessons from Larry Wall
Today I want to share the three attributes of innovators, inspired by Larry Wall as he is mentioned and described in the book Learning Perl, by Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Phoenix, & brian d foy
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Today I want to share the three attributes of innovators, inspired by Larry Wall as he is mentioned and described in the book Learning Perl, by Randal L. Schwartz, Tom Phoenix, & brian d foy
This time I really made some difference with how I write. I’m less stressed and not rushed for the deadline. Instead of a burden, I found blogging as opportunity. Each post is an opportunity. What opportunity?
I was thinking about a topic to share about in my next speech, and GTD came out. This time I am going to repeat the same message with different structure and purpose. Basically, I’m integrating the lessons I have learned from the earlier speech, and these are some of them…
As I just renewed my room rental contract, I thought this is a good time to get me new furniture and rearrange my room. And more than a new room, the experience taught me a number of lessons. I’ll share three of them in this post.
Maybe? That sounds like a lame response. It’s so uncertain, so irresponsible, so uncommitted… If earlier I was reading that consistency is overrated, today I also want to say certainty is overrated.
Why only three? Okay, it seems to be much fewer than many list of productivity in the blogosphere. I can always come out with more but a list article has not always been my favorite. And more than that it’s exactly relevant to the first point I want to share…
Today, 8th of June 2009, I’m launching a new theme for Reason-4-Smile, a subject back to the Turning Limitation into Advantages. What limitation? Maybe it’s introversion, but I guess it’ll be more than that.
Sales! When you heard the word, what comes to your mind? I guess it will be selling/persuading people, techniques, tricks, –or if you have ever disappointed with undesired purchases–traps? According to Corinne it’s not the only thing that matters. High-pressure and arm-wrestling techniques may no longer work. Even if it works, people will feel manipulated. [...]
What if we can turn our limitation into advantages?
For readers that have been following me long enough will know that I used to have “turning limitation into advantages” as the big theme of this blog. Today, I want to share something along that line, especially in relation to productivity tricks.
Reason-4-Smile has a new companion site, Reason-4-Smile Library. Yes, it’s a new blog. While this blog will share insights and inspirations, the Library site will focus on the books, podcasts, or any other resources that I’ve ever picked.