by Josh Hanagarne on February 9, 2010
If I was that giant, proverbial fly on the wall and I followed you around today, I would know what your priorities are by the time the sun set.
Would you?
If I said, I saw you do this and this and this and so here’s what I believe you are all about, would you say, “No! Those aren’t my goals at all! You don’t know anything about my goals!”
Would you? Would you be right, or would I?
Josh
PS: I have started writing a weekly column on Adam Glass’s blog, the new Walk The Road Less Traveled. If you train for strength of any kind, please come over and say hi today. I’m doing a Q&A session which should be a lot of fun.
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by Josh Hanagarne on February 8, 2010
Eduard Ezeanu
Note from Josh: It’s been a good week. I’m on the road again in pursuit of awesomeness and glory and I just got invited to lunch by Seth Godin next week. While I try to calm down, please enjoy this guest post from Eduard Ezeanu from Ideas With A Kick.
by Eduard Ezeanu
A couple of days ago, somebody asked me a very powerful question: “What one advice would you give your younger self?” I only thought about it a couple of seconds and I immediately new the most important advice: “Stop taking things too seriously”. [Read more...]
by Josh Hanagarne on February 6, 2010
Ainslie Hunter is the creator of Study Skills Mentor. She can make you smarter. This guest post should be particularly helpful for anyone, but I think there are takeaways for everyone. Enjoy!
Have you ever come across an aggressive child in your classroom?
Have you witnessed the aftermath from a student so mad at the world that he looks like a lion in a cage?
I have. He was 8. And he was in Jan’s class. [Read more...]
