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Ego-less Work
Ask freely Thou shall never hesitate to ask a question to a peer if that question could help your work (or theirs’) progress. Answer freely Even the most trivial questions can lead to a grand discovery. If asked a question that seems foolish, answer it gently since you cannot know the intent of the question…
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Do what you want
Don’t base your actions on old conceptions of life and society. Do whatever life inspires you to do. When told it will be difficult, obtain more information and gather others’ opinions. When told it is impossible, make it possible.
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Live from your hobbies
Hobbies are constantly mistaken as the activities that you enjoy doing but do not get paid for. They are usually referred to the second plane of importance – “First comes school/work”. If you like doing something but it is not related to your work, find a way in which to profit from it. When living in a city or…
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write ideas down
Design inspired thinking in order to create in a better way. One should write down all ideas even though they seem to be potentially impossible or improbable to make.
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what’s the deal with cubicles?
There is something I do not comprehend about the typical workplace: cubicles. The steps to start a new company are thought to be simple and straightforward. It turns out, they are in fact relatively simple but somewhere along the line one of the most important steps – office setup – has been wrongly perceived by many.…
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life vs work
Why is there a common distinction between life and work? Is it Universally accepted that life is what we enjoy, our likes, hobbies and passions; and that work is essentially a burden that we have to go through in order to be able to live? I don’t know where that distinction was made, or even when it was accepted. What I do know is that…
