When you're not expecting criticism is usually when it's going to affect you the most. (note: I accidentally left a "pitch up" effect my kids were playing with on, so I had to manual...
Pricing strategies and the psychology behind it might not be that bad.
As a semi-perfectionist, I have a hard time knowing when to give up things I like doing. Especially things I like doing well.
A lesson on the things you suck at, inspired by Banana Ball.
Being persistent isn't always just saying yes when you want to say no.
Learning a new skill and picking up a new hobby shouldn't be that different. (I thought I hit publish on this one. Sorry for the late release)
It's one of the most important skills I've learned in my life.
Things get more and more convenient. But is it at the cost of value?
Use the tools you have. But where does that break down and what should you do about it?
I often forget that I might not have these moments again. Article Mentioned: Does My Son Know You
Communication and meeting someone new is all about perception. But should it be?
I bought a tool from a Tattoo Shop. But it's exactly what I wanted.
"Time rushes by at a clip... so you might as well enjoy the blip."
The best way to learn is to objectively evaluate yourself.
Doing something consistently leads to learning to love something.
Often, I try to do too much. The worst part? I try to do it all as good as I know I can.
Be content with where you are, but don't lose sight of where you're going. Inspiration: https://jasonlbeggs.com/blog/embrace-the-tools-you-use-even-if-you-dont-love-them
As adults, we've forgotten how to be bored. I think there's consequences.
I often get distracted. But not in the way that most people see.
Starting something new is hard. But I think there's an art to it.