Wednesday, April 13, 2011

It's ok not to know

It is okay not to know what you want to be in the long run or where you will be in 50 years, as long as you have an idea of what you want right now and for the short run. Things change, technology changes and that brings new career opportunities. If there is a career path that you are really interested in following, follow it, because there is no law that says this is what you have to be doing this for the rest of your life. You may grow to hate it but it may also lead to something interesting.

Approach life holistically

Yes, we are taught time management but what about how to live and just be? Taking time out for you is not just work life balance; it is about living and being aware of yourself as a physical being. We live in a world where we are told we should always be busy, we should have days that are packed full to the brim and if not we should dedicate time to friends and family. Can we really be better Managers and Leaders if we do know or understand ourselves? Why are we never taught HOW to develop a relationship with ourselves and remain present and aware.

Its the attitude you have when everything is going downhill.

Sometimes, its not the goal, but the process itself that gives us our answers.

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