The Most Important thing I took away from the Fight Club movie

It’s no exaggeration to say that Fight Club (1999), based on the novel of the same name by Chuck Palahniuk, is one of the most important movies of the Millennial generation. Love it or hate it, but you can’t deny it has carved its place into the history of modern cinema. Everyone who has seen it has been touched one way or another. Whether you’re a film connoisseur drooling over the production design or someone with a penchant for black comedy and social satire, there’s something in it for everyone.

The Value of Teaching People What They Need

. . . as opposed to simply giving them what they want.

It’s easy to fall into the trap of appeasing crowds.

Dealing with “Work-Withdrawal” – Five ways to stay active after quitting your job

One of the worst things about your quitting your job is dealing with what I like to call “work-withdrawal” symptoms —  the mental and physical fatigue you experience when the strict schedule you’ve living your life by all this time disappears overnight. Since you’re no longer bound to do stuff at specific times and with sufficient urgency, a sense of lethargy sets in; which is particularly severe if you’ve been unaccustomed to such freedom for a long time.

The Importance of Cultivating Patience in your Life

The fastest way to get something done isn’t necessarily the best way to get it done.

Great dreams take time to envision. Great ideas take time to grow. Great tasks require time to execute.