Endless summer.
Limestone. (Taken with Instagram at Crate & Barrel)
Wrapped around a tree. (Taken with Instagram at Hotel Zaza)
Slurp. (Taken with Instagram at The Ginger Man)
Sometimes I come to Ikea just for the food. And the Futura. (Taken with Instagram at Ikea)
Gin tastes better in a mason jar. (Taken with instagram)
“I’m looking for a Jedi Master.” (Taken with instagram)
What? (Taken with instagram)
It’s easy to forget that our entire existence is an infinitesimal moment in time, a single raindrop in the sea of eternity. We subconsciously focus on our little slice because it’s so much easier to digest. It solidifies the reality around us and makes us feel in control.
But it’s important to remember that many others have come before us and that may others will come after us. This greater perspective allows us to see what’s real. It allows us to be aware of the precious time we have left and appreciate the things that are really important.
(Source: raamdev.com)
How does he measure the impact, say, a movie project has on the bottom line? “I don’t have a spreadsheet that shows what good it does,” he answers. “We’ve sort of been happy without spreadsheets now for about 13 years. We do a lot of things just because we wanna do them.
Almost nothing worthwhile is easy, and it’s hard to just jump in and be good at something difficult right off the bat…“Get big and popular, then just flip the switch and start making money when we feel like it”. There is no switch. The only reliable way to succeed at anything is to actually do it, repeatedly, with concentrated effort. True for individuals, and true for organizations. Athletes, artists, businesses.
(Source: daringfireball.net)
You can talk and dream all you want, but you are not who you say you are. You are what you do.
(Source: raamdev.com)
A day off. (Taken with Instagram at Starbucks)
Technology is not an abstract entity. Technology, like art or literature or music or mathematics, is a human endeavor. It is made by people and, as such, is imbued with their values, hopes, foibles, and passions.
There comes a time when we need to stop thinking and start doing. We need to stop planning and start taking action. We need to stop succumbing to the resistance that fear pushes onto us and accept that right now, this very moment, is as good as any.
(Source: raamdev.com)
