Tough call. some people have something to prove, someone they feel the need to beat out or show up, while others need recognition someone to tell them, they are different and standout that their efforts unique, or just looking for the big bucks. But Im pretty sure this isn't what works for me.
My motivation is that the end result be enjoyable and a success, and no-one needs to know it was me, but I would like to make an impact on someones outlook, improve someones mood or enlighten them, exceed their expectations or simply surprise them just a little bit... thats all.
Establishing myself as reliable person, able to get the job done and done well. The people I will meet, motivate me, and I look forward to making friends and allies in the process of making things happen. Being a resource to be called on, even at the 11th hour to lend a hand. Thats what motivates me, the experience, the outcome, not the acolaides but the knowing that I helped make it happen. And hopefully you remember my name and efforts, because as fleeting as my memory is, as much as names excape me, I will remember you and a job well done.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
10 Most unexpected consequences of being online.
1 - The number of people, often total strangers, that want to know who you are what you up to and where you are going.
2 - That total strangers pay attention and take time to respond.
3 - All the things you have to say, even though the urge to speak is not always related to having something to say.
4 - The friendships that grow while people miles away.
5 - The friendships you recover from long, long ago.
6 - The stalkers that emerge, bizarre individuals who have nothing better to do.
7 - How much people have in common and still they cant get along and how little they are willing to compromise.
8 - How brave people become – how smart ass!
9 - How much personal information people are willing to offer.
10 - How much time people make available to doing nothing in particular or constructive.
2 - That total strangers pay attention and take time to respond.
3 - All the things you have to say, even though the urge to speak is not always related to having something to say.
4 - The friendships that grow while people miles away.
5 - The friendships you recover from long, long ago.
6 - The stalkers that emerge, bizarre individuals who have nothing better to do.
7 - How much people have in common and still they cant get along and how little they are willing to compromise.
8 - How brave people become – how smart ass!
9 - How much personal information people are willing to offer.
10 - How much time people make available to doing nothing in particular or constructive.
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