When you say, ‘I’m sorry,’ you’re owning,” Fried explains. “When you say ‘I apologise,’ you’re renting.
When you say, ‘I’m sorry,’ you’re owning,” Fried explains. “When you say ‘I apologise,’ you’re renting.
A snow leopard cub, one of two born May 11, stands near the entrance to the den, at the Cape May County Zoo in Cape May Court House, N.J. The 2-month-old males had been mostly in seclusion with their mother, Himani, until this past week. The zoo is holding a contest in which children 12 and younger can pick names for the two cubs on the zoo’s website.
(Dale Gerhard, Associated Press / July 15, 2010) (via Photos in the news - chicagotribune.com)
minions
- @halorgium: i think we learnt that switching people to a new tech is impossible
- @halorgium: cause if it breaks, people kill you
- @sr: screw that
- @sr: i do believe you need to be less worried about people killing you tim
- @halorgium: i'm not worried about people killing me
- @halorgium: i'm worried about them being murderers
- @sr: lol
basically, if you feel like you only ever get half of a good idea done, it’s because you built up a complex solution in your head, and were unwilling to compromise. if you don’t let yourself get so far down that path, you wouldn’t see it that way. but that’s not going to happen, so instead you should constantly re-evaluate what you are trying to accomplish, and be willing to change direction (and goals) quickly
– ben burkert
Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it’s always your choice.
– ~ Wayne Dyer (via i-peach-feng-shui)
priority
- <halorgium> aim high IMO
- <halorgium> small goals + small timeframes == great
- <halorgium> large goals + large timeframes == fail
- <halorgium> basically not small == fail :P
- <halorgium> except if small + small == large
- <atmos> => true
