Steve Jobs Quote - Live Like it's the Last Day of Your Life

I was just listening to Steve Jobs's commencement speech at Stanford on YouTube, and this really stuck with me.

I actually began to LIVE IT though, yesterday.
And boy, what a true gem of a wisdom that one sentence is.

It really made me see how I was accustomed to general "busy-ness" of living, rather than TRULY choosing how to spend the gift of time God has blessedly given to me.

It's really simple, but it has its own gravity, and gives you traction. You will expend your life energy TRULY on what is of utmost important to you.

Try it.
I'm on day 2, and just blown away by its power to channel me to higher purpose and path.


Namaste

[Book Review] What is Your What by Steve Olsher

I am reading this book right now.

I hope the book lives up to its title!

Life can be incredibly jam-packed with distractions.

Perhaps this book will help connect the dots,

condense and converge my efforts.

So far, the book introduced some basic ideas

about 4 stages of competencies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_stages_of_competence

And it gives your some follow up exercises to map

where you are currently.

I really liked the exercise about the 'disconnect' we have,

I guess it could be called self-sabotage, or our blind-spots...

The author states that we all have some sort of disconnect(s)
between what we think others think of us, and how we actually are.

The bigger the gap, the more deluded and ineffective we will be.

What is Your What? on Amazon.com

I will do a follow up post, when I finish getting through the book's exercises!