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getting things done vs. making things happen

amber-rae:

Getting things done is not the same as making things happen.

You can…
…reply to email.
…pay the bills.
…cross off to-do’s.
…fulfill your obligation.
…repeat what you heard.
…go with the flow.
…anticipate roadblocks.
…aim for “good enough.”

Or you can…
…organize a community.
…take a risk.
…set ambitious goals.
…give more than you take.
…change perceptions.
…forge a new path.
…create possibility.
…demand excellence.

Don’t worry too much about getting things done.

Make things happen.

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brilliant manifesto by gina trapani in what matters now

kevin: evrt: Spektrum Poster by Martijn van Dam (Super Silo) This poster is pure awesome. Even better, Martijn has a video capture of the work in progress here. But be warned, it moves fast and might give you a headache. The rest of Martijn’s work can be found by clicking the image. This is great - and the process video is inspiring.

kevin:

evrt:

Spektrum Poster by Martijn van Dam (Super Silo)

This poster is pure awesome. Even better, Martijn has a video capture of the work in progress here. But be warned, it moves fast and might give you a headache.

The rest of Martijn’s work can be found by clicking the image.

This is great - and the process video is inspiring.

How a sewing machine works

How a sewing machine works

"People sometimes think things like twitter just take off overnight. Nope. It took them a few years to get real traction. Keep at it if you are still in year 1 or 2 of your business. Give your business at least 3 years."
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Getting More Awesome - Rishi’s Personal Blog: Reminder: Twitter was started in 2006 (via hiten)

Dovetails with this recent article from Joel Spolsky in Inc Magazine.  He brings up that it took them 3 years to figure out the right way to focus on their anchor product.

(via n8)

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