I guess this is going to be a rant. A backlash against technology. Sort of rage against the machine, if you will.
Technology is useful and I am thankful for it. Matter of fact, I would not live in any other age if I had my choice. I would still live where I am today. I am fascinated and excited about the rapid pace of technological inventions. They are happening so quickly that I cannot even keep up with them, nor I have the desire.
I am a bit immune to innovation at this point of time.
I never want to retire. I never thought I would even think these words. But here I am, sharing them with the rest of the world.
I guess I can be thankful to the economy for making me understand that I do not ever want to retire. I graduated in 2008 December and I am still searching for work. Until October I was immersed in my CPA studies. However, right after that, I retired. At the very least, I experienced what it is like to be retired.
As a result of my post at Goodlife ZEN, a couple of new individuals have subscribed to the blog. I am happy and pleased to have an increasing basis of readers. It shows that I am sharing valuable information with you all. Increasing number of readers encourages and pushes me to keep working harder and keep writing increasingly better and relevant content.
To all of those who are new here on the blog: “Welcome!” I hope you find the information shared here useful and life changing. Life can be changed in ways little and big, but it’s the small things that matter. If I can help you make small changes in your life then I will be happy.
I am very excited to share with you all yet another guest post.
This time, I wrote an article for Goodlife ZEN.
“You can find weekly, practical inspiration at Goodlife ZEN. Get a new take on life, find creative ways to make your wildest dreams come true, and become what you aspire to be.”
Warm thanks go out to Mary, who gave me the opportunity to share my thoughts on her great and inspiring blog.
Here is an excerpt form the article:
I deleted my facebook account. Pretty much sums it up. It is pretty simple to do, once you find the link that you need.
I deleted my facebook account and I feel great. One simple reason: I realized I had no use for it. I realized that as I was talking to my brother. It just suddenly dawned upon me that I was just mindlessly wasting my time on this social network. I realized that I never really needed facebook. Many people quote that in “this increasingly busy” world it is harder and harder to stay connected with people. That is what they say. They also say that it is almost a necessity to have facebook.
Things are a little bit slow this week. One of the reasons for that is that I am trying to get my personal life together.
I am interviewing for a couple of possible jobs this week, which should jump start my life a little bit more and provide with great food for thought and more awesome articles. I did however, managed to accomplish one major thing over the weekend, which I am going to share with everybody on Tuesday.
Like always, I welcome comments, suggestions and feedback.
Are you about to enroll in a four-year institution? Are you currently attending one? Are you considering going to a university? If so, then you might to read on.
I spent five years at the university. Yet, I still do not have a job that I think I rightfully deserve. I spent countless hours trying to figure out what went wrong. In the process, I pinpointed key mistakes that I made and valuable lessons that I learned which I would love to share with the rest of you today.
America is going downhill for one very simple reason: people seem to not be able to tell the difference between the disease and its symptoms. It almost seems to be common wisdom for people to think that treating a symptom of a disease is the same as treating a disease. In short, if the symptoms do not longer show up, the disease is gone. It’s a mental dis-ease, but nobody seems to think much of it. It almost seems like people are brainwashed into believing into the above truth.
I need your help to make this blog even better. How? Pretty simple. I would like to get some feedback. That’s it. I want to make this blog the best that it can. To do that, I need to know what I can do to improve on what I already have.
If you are up for it, I would like to hear the following:
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It’s All About Stress
Stress is not created equal. Some is good, some is bad. Yet, in the end it is all just stimulus, which we respond to. Some of us respond to it consciously, some of us just go with the flow. It is very important to understand how you react to stress if you want to learn how to better manage it. Like everything in life, change and progress begins with awareness.