Archive for September 6th, 2010
Always be a thermostat, Never a thermometer.
Always be a thermostat, Never a thermometer. On a chili evening in San Francisco a few weeks ago, I ran into my entrepreneur mentor Galen Yuen. We chatted from 11pm till 5am about entrepreneurship + life. One great lesson I learned is to … { Always be a thermostat, Never a thermometer} When you walk [...]
Steve Jobs’ 2005 Stanford Commencement Address
I love this video. A few lessons I learned. + Do something you love. Life is so short. If you’re not doing something you love, slowly transition. If you want to leave your law firm and become a radio host, get a mentor in that field. Read up on that field. That fact is that [...]
Ge Wang: Making Music Should Be Fun for All from Fora TV
I agree with Ge Wang. We all have a creative side but we just need a platform or vehicle. Being creative has many forms. You can create music, write a Knock Knock joke, or simply create a new dance form.
Confession of a taxi driver: Mr. Taxi lost a son from suicide
After a night of dancing in Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong, I took a taxi home around 5am. As usual, I would ask my taxi driver questions. “How is the Hong Kong economy?” “How do people survive in this city?” I like to learn from taxi drivers. They are observant and overhear thousands of [...]
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{ Rayfil Wong | self development :: linbowing }
- New Sensation. Linbowing, not Tebowing.Jeremy Lin has been on fire. I noticed the other night Jeremy Lin bowing to Carmelo Anthony as a sign of celebration. Could this be a new sensation? No more Tebowing, Linbowing time. You heard it first here at rayfil.com, I am coining the term “Linbowing” A few years ago, I saw Jeremy Lin play […]
- Humans are Awesome, Training RequiredLimits are truly self imposed. Practice married with dedication and focus = amazing […]
