05.30.08
Posted in Insights, Life Management, Mental Refinery, Work Adaptations at 1212163256 by Sean Canton
“I don’t want to go to work today”
Do you recognize who said this? You and I, full of this stuff called ‘free-will’, give in to the incessant demands of our jobs simply because they hold over our heads the very stuff of survival, a steady paycheck.
As if constantly wrenching our individual will-power in order to be subservient to another isn’t bad enough, once we are in our work environment we encounter no small number of things which are detrimental to our physical and mental health. Read the rest of this entry »
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05.23.08
Posted in Insights, Life Management, Mental Refinery, Organize with Chaos, Publish Often, Work Adaptations at 1211565852 by Sean Canton
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Piles of stuff are a paradox. What appears to the uninitiated as a disorderly mess, to the creator of said pile, is the quickest way to file, categorize and find items, using the intuitive and associative powers of the mind. How can a thing be both an organizational solution and a problem?
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05.21.08
Posted in Insights, Mental Refinery at 1211404961 by Sean Canton
“You can do anything you put your mind to.”
Whoever said this never had to deal with irate bosses, cell phones, monthly bills, rss feeds (see right!), e-mail, twitters, advertisements, and other indispensable noises of modern life. Until we evolve blinders to deal with our information overload, we must develop methodologies to cope. Read the rest of this entry »
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