Monday, March 22, 2010

For your Listening Pleasure: SU! presents 3,2,1, THE MIXTAPE

fuck wit my lil bro NEW mixtape 3,2,1 its a certifed CLAP!!! Im on here too as a lil surprise.. lol 1,500 DLs in a day and a half mayne its moooovin


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Thursday, March 11, 2010

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

The Power of the Moment....





The other day, I read “the greatest mistake that you can make is to be afraid of making one.”

This very moment, right now, excites me. Its power is so dynamic and immense.

If you don’t like something, change it. If your thoughts don’t serve you, change them. If the shoe doesn’t fit, find another.

There’s so much power in a moment. It’s potential energy ready to transform into kinetic energy at our will, whenever we decide to take action.

We’re trained to live passive lives like they’re something to aspire to. Don’t reach for passivity and mediocrity; if nothing else, fail to it.

For me, part of finding the good is understanding the power of a moment. Knowing that it doesn’t last forever. If it’s painful, it’ll be over soon. If it’s enjoyable, know that you should cherish it because it, too, will expire. We live in the eternal moment of now. The future is now. Einstein told us that “everything you can imagine is real.” So imagine. Dream. Experience. Celebrate. Move in the direction you want to go in. Don’t resist change; that’s constant.

Hey! Start your action now.

Skipper

Touche'




via www.Harrysworld.com.au/www.thethinkmovement.com


Today I met a lady who told me that I was wasting my time with social media. She said that it was a waste of time and that “we (society) don’t need it, especially twitter”

I took a few deep breaths and listened to her opinions then tried to explain that it is a very powerful tool that should be embraced and used in a positive way. She continued to tell me “we don’t need it!” and expressed her hatred of twitter and other forms of social media.

I again took a few deep breaths to try to think of something prudent to say then out of nowhere a cool analogy came to me. I said in a very respectful way;

“It’s true we don’t ‘need’ social media just like how you don’t ‘need’ to wear make up. And depending on how you apply it, it can be either positive or negative.”

I certainly did not come across as rude, but it did make her stop and think about the analogy.

Skipper