Emotions tend to take over your day to day life. You experience high’s and low’s. This could be at work, at home, with your friends or maybe even all of the time?
Would you accept if another person pushed you around the same way you allow your emotions to push you around?
How about putting things into perspective. Looking at the big picture and realising that your emotions in this point of time is just a grain of sand compared to your life.
Vlogs, or video-logs, some form of regular videos that are focused around a single main character and an aspect of them or their lives (definition: mine). They are by no way a new phenomenon. I’ve recently been watching a few vlogs that have been quite useful. Career-wise and focus-wise. Moreover, I started to follow a person: Gary Vay-Ner-Chuk.
He has a message that’s quite powerful and compelling, which is to own your own brand online.
I’ve published a new post on the codingwithempathy.com blog.
Blogged: The mindful deveoper
I’ve blogged on the codingwithempathy.com blog
Blogged: Moving past the hate in the community
I’ve blogged on the codingwithempathy.com blog
Blogged: #regions, huh! What are they good for?
I’ve blogged at the codingwithempathy.com blog.
Blogged: Unlock your true developer potential through blogging
I’ve blogged on the codingwithempathy.com blog.
Blogged: Presenting software to non-technical users – 8 ways to make your product demo shine
I’ve blogged on the codingwithempathy.com blog.
Blogged: Reflections on The Ten Commandments of Egloless Programming
I’ve published a new story on the Coding with Empathy blog. Here’s an intro. The power of one There’s nothing like being able to work on a project by yourself and having complete control of every single aspect of the solution. Everything from the front-end stack to the storage. Using the latest and greatest frameworks and libraries. This is heaven for any software developer. But regardless of any of the above technology-focused aspects, there is one major advantage being that single developer, namely: speed!
As part of my quest to be exceptional, I’ve been searching to discover what I’m passionate about as a software developer. I feel a pull in so many directions, but I guess that’s natural given our profession and the diversity we’re exposed to.
Some people have found their calling and are producing wonderful content that provides tremendous value to others. What I’ve been wanting to do is figure out what my special sauce is.
