by Gabriel Stein | May 4, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Most people consider their life in ‘quadrants’ or ‘sectors’ (often just personal and work). Which makes it easy to see why people talk about “work-life balance”. But our life is more accurately described by layers, specifically 4...
by Gabriel Stein | May 2, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Based on my concept of “Contrast”, there’s another alternative use for it. Contrast is used for making a value judgment on an unknown position, to gain understanding through context. Contrast summed up, is the speed limit. Without knowing it, you...
by Gabriel Stein | May 1, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Content creation is important for the primary reason that it allows one to share their knowledge, experiences, and ideas with others in a leveraged format. If you think you have content to create (the chances are high that you do), you’ve likely struggled with...
by Gabriel Stein | Apr 28, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Winning means “gaining, resulting in, or relating to victory in a contest or competition”. To gain victory of a competition, one must know the rules. Even the game of “Calvinball” in which you make the rules up as you go along, indeed possesses...
by Gabriel Stein | Apr 26, 2015 | Personal, Personal Finance
The key between rich and poor/middle class people is their ability to manage their money. Rich people are excellent money managers and poor or middle class people are less-savvy when it comes to managing their money. Of course, there are many other distinctions that...
by Gabriel Stein | Apr 23, 2015 | Personal, Personal Development
Every day we get opportunities and face decisions (which inherently require sacrifice), that either contribute towards our potential, or take away from it. We must go through an OODA Loop to determine the best orientation and planning, but result wise our action...
