To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment. ~Emerson
Geeky on socialmedia, addicted on twitter, in love with user experience, feel strange on the full time job, have some great experiments with business intelligence, designer in the past, love positive, hate negative. Live in Riga (it's my home town). Welcome!
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The only alternative is to work harder
The short and sweet answer is to work harder. You cannot control luck. You cannot control amount of financial resources you have. But what you can definitely control is the amount of effort. Your competitior or neighbour might be advantaged in all respects but you can compensate all that just by working harder.
via paraschopra.com
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Ричард Бренсон о предпринимательстве
Вас запомнят не потому, что вы заработали много денег. Никого не интересует, будете вы умирать с миллиардами долларов на банковском счету или с двадцатью долларами под подушкой. Это не показатель достижений вашей жизни. Важно, создали ли вы что-то особенное в этой жизни, смогли ли вы изменить жизнь других людей к лучшему. Предприниматели, ученые и актеры, умершие в бедности, часто становятся для нас настоящими героями.
via spiridonov.ru
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The Great #Quote from Chuck Palahniuk
We all die. The goal is not to live forever, the goal is to create something that will.
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Matt Mickiewicz about One Thing
I think it’s really important to become known for one thing, and one thing only. And do that very, very well.
via blog.mixergy.com
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Google CEO speaks about groups
How should you behave? Well, do things in a group. Don’t do things by yourself. Groups are stronger, Groups are faster. None of us is as smart as all of us.
via tinycomb.com
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How to drive decision making
If you are totally consumed by what you do, you begin to tell yourself a story: "This is who I am. This is my life." You've built this big neural network that drives decisions supportive of that. If, instead, you think logically — this is just a job — there's no context to drive decision making. So your decisions may go against what you really believe.
via inc.com
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