If you look at any of the “best” photogs out there – whether they work for USA Today, Sports Illustrated , Reuters, or The New York Times , you’ll find that no matter how “famous” they are: what makes them the best is that they work harder than you do to this day. Period. There is really no special ingredient out there that I know of. They’re at work (either mentally or physically – or both) when you’re asleep. Then there’s the other important ingredient: looking for something different – or more to the point: refusing to do the same old thing over and over again. I’ve always found that if you’re bored: so will your audience be. Even if what you’re doing is very difficult to do – if you’ve found that is has become so automatic and your performance of it has become so dependable - then ...
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Financial success is something that’s built up slowly over time. It’s not something that happens in one giant rush (unless you’re very lucky) - instead, it’s the culmination of a lot of little choices made over many years.
Every day, we’re faced with lots of choices. Good choices lead us down that path towards financial success, safety, and happiness. On the other hand, poor choices lead us t...
It must be Google Week on Charlie Rose. Thursday, Rose interviewed product chief Marissa Mayer , and last night he had an hour-long conversation with CEO Eric Schmidt (embedded here, with a full transcript below). The wide-ranging interview touches upon everything from Google’s origins and how it fell upon its advertising business model by accident to how search and other technologies will ch...
If everything goes to plan (what with the ‘until death do us part’ bit, and all), most people only get married once. And even if someone gets married multiple times, a wedding day is a pretty big deal. A lot of people spend a frankly ridiculous amount of money on getting married too, so they are keen to be able to re-live the moments as often as they like to.
Every reasonably enthusiastic photo...
A couple of months ago I wrote a blog post about 100 Ways To Live A Better Life . The post got featured almost instantly on Delicious, Reddit and StumbleUpon. Since then, it gets a few hundreds hits every day and a new comment every once in while (although it’s more than 2 months old now). But re-reading it the other day I spotted a slight imbalance. Couldn’t tell at first what it was, but it was...