Pain is temporary, and it’s when you give up on something that the pain that is attributed to it can slowly become permanent. We all experience pain at some point in our lives. But it’s about Continue reading
Thanks to my friend Sophia Tran-Vu’s post on Facebook, I found a video which tries to further emphasis positive thinking.
It’s people like this father son team Dick (Father) and Rick (Son) Hoyt, that I really admire. Rick has cerebral palsy, and for those of you who don’t know what that means, basically, the kid has physical disability in human development, mainly in the various areas of body movement.
I had the opportunity to understand the mentality of Olympic medalists, and if you think about, some train so that every 4 years, they can try to achieve their Olympic dreams of standing on the podium.
92% percent of people’s time are spent on problems that aren’t real or are insignificant.
Check out the breakdown of problems you think you have after the break:
Finally got around to getting my domain name reserved and setup from justrythis.wordpress.com to this page. I will update the video links embedding over the next few days.
Love this poem:
If think you are beaten, you are.
If you think you dare not, you don’t
If you like to win, but you think you can’t, its almost certain you won’t
Chance Favors the Connected Mind
A lot of people have the next “great ideas”, yet most people I talk to think that you have to keep it top secret, and once you create a business out of it, then only then can you share it with people. It’s a myth…
KONY2012 The most viral videos on youtube.
A lot of people feel powerless to communicate their ideas, they feel they don’t have a say, one individual can make an impact, we have the simple tools to do it. Especially since the world is a much more connect place now, thanks to social media.
If you don’t know about KONY2012 at this point, you should definitely watch the above video.
The world is a much more open and connected place. Get your voice heard. Video after the break:
Conan O’Brien is hilarious. So hilarious, he used the first 16 minutes of his speech for standup comedy.
But he said some things in that last 9 minutes of his 24 minute speech that I found quite profound.: