Thursday, April 29, 2004

The Simplicity Survival Handbook

Do Less. Accomplish More.
  • 1440. The number of minutes in the day. No more, no less. When theyre gone, theyre gone.
  • Do less of the corporate silliness.
  • Ignore more of the noise and senseless stuff that comes your way.
  • Spend your time and talent on what really matters.

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