Finding the Flow can help you reach new heights.
Professor, father, husband, and lover of life. In this blog, I share my thoughts on my central purpose in life: to teach others how to make better decisions, specifically in designing, building, maintaining, and using information systems. I review books, explain scientific research, discuss philosophy, talk about education, and share my own experiences on how to make the best decisions for living a happy successful life.
4.17.2012
At the edge of sanity
There is nothing like overwhelming yourself in order to stay focused. My current major project count is at 15, although, to be fair, 2 are on hold and 7 of them are waiting on others to complete their parts. I also have numerous minor projects.
I am at my best when I don't have time to screw around. When I hit that edge - where I feel like I have just a bit too much on my plate - but not way too much - I am at my best. I am far more productive, engaged, and loving life. I get much better at delegating and I get much better at solving problems quickly. Tonight, I joking posted to facebook, that after three glasses of wine, I had to return student emails, fix a database, write a blog post, do some research, read a book on HTML5, and then go to bed (currently doing the blog post thing, in case you're wondering). And you know what, I'm rocking through it all.
Finding the Flow can help you reach new heights.
Finding the Flow can help you reach new heights.
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