女 魔 头

TMD,现在是又上不了FACEBOOK，又上不了YOUTUBE,又上不了WORDPRESS，完全TMD变态！！！！

今天终于终于把房间清理了一次，音响放在了房间的最高处，我的金字塔床头灯换了个位置 :)

顺便要整理一下以前拍的VIDEO了。不知道那DV被封印了这么久还能不能用。能用的话就能再次那出来乱拍了。XD

坐在沙发上发一整天的呆（最好是一天以上）哈哈

Maxing out your Triangle by JACK CHENG

I find that most people take on new jobs, projects and hobbies for three reasons:

1. To learn something new
2. To pay the bills
3. Because they love doing it

These three things fulfill some of our very basic needs—they give us stability, excitement, ways to contribute and opportunities to grow. If you’re with me so far, then allow me to present exhibit A, the love-growth-cash triangle:

Here’s where some common activities could fall on our chart:

Some people might ascribe to the philosophy that it’s okay to be at a well-paid-yet-crappy day job and use the remaining time and money enjoying your hobbies. I disagree. Here’s why—if you combine the two triangles, you get the following:

In other words, you end up missing out on pieces of the bigger (triangular) pie. There’s a certain joy that comes from doing what you love, getting compensated for it and constantly learning new things in the process. Your goal should be to maximize each experience and try to cover as many new areas of the bigger triangle as possible.

If you have a shit job, come up with new ways to learn something out of it. If you have a hobby you’re super-excited about, try to turn it into a business. If you’re just starting a new gig, instill it with something you’re passionate about.

Do it.

Re-evaluate everything you’re working on. Grab a pen right now and draw a triangle for every job, project and hobby. Take a good hard look at each one. What can you do to get more out of that experience? If it’s not helping you max out the bigger triangle, drop it and find something else to spend your time on.

      很开心，我们又再重聚了，我喜欢这种日子。阿公的突然出现为我们这个Party增添更多的意义。记得上次的reunion是大约2年前，不知道，下一次又是什么时候呢？我想，有我在，大家都会在的。HOHO!很想把过程记录下来，无奈阿公太早的PASSED OUT，无人拿相机来拍下点点滴滴。下次一定不能给他喝太多的酒了。

  PS：早知道就拍一张他的睡相！亏大了！