Leaving at the peak

I think one must always leave things while at peak. Every peak gives you the sight of the next peak. Leaving something midway does not help - neither the confidence, nor progress. It is easy to find flaws and reasons for not doing something well... but neverthless, anything worth doing is worth doing well.

The question that remains is whether the current state is the peak state or not. This is important to know in order to determine when to leave. The only answer that I have for this is that if you can see another peak, then clearly, it is time to move on.

Anyways, today was a great day - amongst the finest of this lifetime. I promised myself a new white shirt... will do that over the weekend (or maybe sometime later). Went to sell to this guy who seemed a little too keen on funding... :-) loved it!!

48 Hours

The next 48 hours are important. Very important. Lots of ambiguities are likely to get resolved, lots of decisions that need to be taken.

Time is clearly one of those dimensions which just moves on...

Gallows Humor

Gallows humour is humour that makes light of death or other serious matters. It is similar to black comedy but differs in that it is made by the person affected.

That's the kind of humor I indulge in these days.

Logo design

What is it about aesthetics that some people can distinguish one thing from another while others seem to completely miss it?

What is it about communicating that certain things/words/people hold our attention, while others never register?

What builds a relationship with a particular person? What is it about attraction? Is it a physical attribute, i.e., goes by the looks? love at first sight etc.? Is it possible to be attracted to someone you've never seen, leave alone meet?

Finally, is it imperative to have a plan before starting out? business or otherwise.

Get the point... life is more about questions, than answers. And I am not looking for answers!

Am short of interesting stuff to write these days... but need to keep the blog alive; or do I 'cut the rope'? :-)