the definition of success is highly personal, and yes, of course it changes.
Tag: goals
Rocket Scientists 12/21/21
Neither rocket scientists nor brain surgeons performed better at the cognitive tests than citizens from the general public.
Repetitive and Redundant 1/11/20
No, I’m not surprised that I wrote two blogs on this particular topic (actually, I’m surprised it’s only twice), but rather that two posts had the same focus. In fact, I rather expected that to be the case, which is why each title includes a date. See, the reality is that after four hundred posts, even I don’t remember them all.
Ten Thousand 12/30/19
I’ve tried to write pieces of pure strangeness that I hope has made you laugh, and I’ve tried to frighten you out of your mind with some of my short stories. I’ve included scientific entries that I hoped would expand your mind, and political pieces that I hope made my readers think more critically. I’ve written pieces on depression that I hope made my fellow depressed colleagues feel less isolated and alone, and I’ve written encouragement pieces that I hope made everybody feel a little bit better about whatever situation they might be in.
I Made It 9/29/19
I made it. The goal I had set for myself twenty some odd years earlier had come to fruition. But, somehow, it was anti-climatic.
Waiting to Begin 2/28/19
it seems like far too many people around me are also waiting. They are waiting for different things of course; some are waiting for that "special somebody", some are waiting for a better job, some are waiting for the political system to change, but there is a lot of waiting.