Tokyo and tech through the eyes of a split pea

Accomplishments

Had a long day today – first a bunch of interviews, then a driving test (which I’ll post about later). Came back to the office, and followed a chain of links eventually inspiring this post. Here goes:

Strategize editor Ross’ comment on my previous post — Bizwerk’s I love getting shit done — a post in the comments leading to Betterme.org’s Cleansweep program.

I don’t think one is ever too young to evaluate, at least if you’re on some sort of career path and/or holding a job. Points 2 and 3 at the bottom of the page strike a chord at the moment:

2. This program is a backdoor approach to personal growth, business success and happiness. Rather than chase goals or try to figure out one’s life purpose, better to get the stuff out of the way so you can get the perspective you need to make better decisions and attract what you really want.

3. One of the goals is to stop having problems, handle the incompletions you have currently and maintain a clean space, forever, so you can create as you were designed to. The Clean Sweep Program is the first step in that process.