on April 4, 2012 by Nikos Chatzis in Business, News, Comments (0)
By Seth Godin
- Then you?ve handed control over your happiness to the gatekeepers, built a system that doesn?t scale and prevented yourself from the brave work that leads to a quantum leap.
- The industrial system (and the marketing regime) adore the mindset of ?a little bit more, please?, because it furthers their power. A slightly higher paycheck, a slightly more famous college, an incrementally better car?it?s easy to be seduced by this safe, stepwise progress, and if marketers and bosses can make you feel dissatisfied at every step along the way, even better for them.
Unhappy Day? / Business Innovation
- Their rules, their increments, and you are always on a treadmill, unhappy today, imagining that the answer lies just over the next hill?
The Never Ending Cycle? / Business Innovation
- All the data shows us that the people on that hill are just as frustrated as the people on your hill. It demonstrates that the people at that college are just as envious as the people at this college. The never ending cycle (no surprise) never ends.
- An alternative is to be happy wherever you are, with whatever you?ve got, but always hungry for the thrill of creating art, of being missed if you?re gone and most of all, doing important work. / Business Innovation /
The Strategic Choice To Take Action? If You Decide! / Business Innovation
- globalnewspointer.net: Convincing yourself to take a quantum leap it seems to be a choice of strategic importance in times of economic crisis. Follow the advice of Steve Jobs to take the risk as finally you have nothing to lose.
- The decision to take appropriate action is also a strategic choice for changing your current situation.
- Finally, don?t you feel tired of the ?gate-keepers? of your happiness and the never ending cycle of your daily no happiness..? / Business Innovation /
Tags: Business Innovation, Hapiness, Quantum Leap, Seth Godin
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