I recently read this statement: simplicity enables excellence.
And it really got me thinking. Many times, I can fall for the trap that complexity equals excellence.
Like, why are there so many buttons on a remote that I never use!?
Or why does my cell phone have so many options that I never imagine using?!
That’s why I like the iPhone (yes, I want one). It is simple. It only has a few buttons and because of apps, you can choose how complex you want it to be.
Why play real instruments when you can play air instruments? I mean, why be one of those nerds who plays expert on Rockband when you could be one of these guys!
In all seriousness, these guys are talented. They are energetic performers sans instruments.
When I first heard about them, I was like, whatever. Then I watched this episode of America’s Got Talent (courtesy of Hulu.com) and wow!
Just had to share…
It’s Friday, have fun!
It’s true and it was recent. Just kidding.
Okay, it is true but happened when I was in elementary school.
And I guess the word “pants” isn’t accurate, I was wearing a pair of gym shorts.
(Note to self: if I ever use myself as a restroom, do not wear shorts).
I don’t really know what happened. It wasn’t like I was laughing hard or dealing with early onset incontinence.
But I do remember sitting there as the smell began…anyways.
That is my most embarrassing moment, what’s yours?
If you are wondering why this post is so random, I just think that all of us need to have a little more fun on Mondays.
One of the hardest things about being productive is choosing how to use your most valuable resource: time.
And for many of us, we have too much on our plate.
Why does that always seem to happen?
Well, I know that when I am starting a project, I always look for busy people.
Why? Because they are busy for a reason.
The downside is, we get spread too thin and have the potential to crash and burn.
A great way to jump start your prodcutivity is to become a Qwitter.
