there are days when i have an idea, but then i begin to doubt that it is a good one.
for a little inspiration, i read an interview with adventurer bertrand piccard. he was the first person to fly around the world in a hot air balloon and now plans to do it again in a solar-powered aircraft. when asked about the importance of an idea, he said, "i don’t think ideas are the most important thing. what’s difficult is implementing them. To do that, we have to learn to get rid of our certainties and habits."
i want to buy this workday recovery kit from KnockKnock in bulk and give it to my co-workers. i suspect this might raise company moral more than a quarterly meeting and a pep talk.
lizelle ramores din does everything around here: works miracles, saves the day on a regular basis, starts movements, teaches patience, learns diligence, changes spare tires, changes you. to catch a glimpse of her, better plan on getting up early in the morning or staying up late at night, because those are the only times she seems to exist. it is best to make an appointment.
