"Geek Tears" didn't make sense to me at first. Several videos later, I withdraw the previous notion and let the tears run in private. A-HA~
Dad taught me about this lesson ages ago. Of course, the easily distracted me never listened :P I'm now reading a book called "Getting things done" by David Allen. You might find it interesting.
Anyhow, I was sent here by your Harley Quinn video on Youtube. Something you did there brought a few nice warm chuckles and drew a tender tug in my heart.
Keep up the collections. These are wonderful; sometimes a few good tears felt just as good as jolly laughter :)
Sweet--thanks folks! I actually like my supervisor's narrative version a scosh more than this video. He sets it up as a talk Covey is giving at Harvard business school, or some such. And he starts with big rocks and keeps adding things and asking "Is the jar full?" He finishes with a pitcher of water. And the punchline goes something like: And then he asked the students, "What's the moral of this demo?" And a student answers, "There's always more time if you have good time management." And Covey replies, "Nope--put in the big rocks first."
"Geek Tears" didn't make sense to me at first. Several videos later, I withdraw the previous notion and let the tears run in private. A-HA~
ReplyDeleteDad taught me about this lesson ages ago. Of course, the easily distracted me never listened :P I'm now reading a book called "Getting things done" by David Allen. You might find it interesting.
Anyhow, I was sent here by your Harley Quinn video on Youtube. Something you did there brought a few nice warm chuckles and drew a tender tug in my heart.
Keep up the collections. These are wonderful; sometimes a few good tears felt just as good as jolly laughter :)
-Nile
Hi Nile!
ReplyDeleteNice to see another Harley fan! I was brought here the same way you were and now I look forward to the new tears fodder every Monday! :D
Sweet--thanks folks! I actually like my supervisor's narrative version a scosh more than this video. He sets it up as a talk Covey is giving at Harvard business school, or some such. And he starts with big rocks and keeps adding things and asking "Is the jar full?" He finishes with a pitcher of water. And the punchline goes something like: And then he asked the students, "What's the moral of this demo?" And a student answers, "There's always more time if you have good time management." And Covey replies, "Nope--put in the big rocks first."
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