Why I Moved to San Francisco?
That's a great question. The truth be told, it's quite simple. I try to live my life by a simple question:
Are my goals worthy of my life?
Using that as a compass, I'm always trying to push myself to next level. That was the main motivation for moving to SF.
That being said, It wasn't an easy decision. Life was great in Moncton, NB. I had just bought a new boat, cottage and a house. Contrast that, with what I have now - a suit case, and a mountain bike. Why the move?
Well... it all comes back to the question above. I'm 28 yrs old, and I want to ensure I set goals that are worthy of my life. This isn't a dress rehearsal, we only get one shot. So here I am.
Well... it all comes back to the question above. I'm 28 yrs old, and I want to ensure I set goals that are worthy of my life. This isn't a dress rehearsal, we only get one shot. So here I am.
So what's my plan? ... let's save that for another day.
Have you ever made a decision, that on the surface, seemed highly irrational - but once you revealed your intentions, it made all the sense in the world?
Related
Telegraph Journal by David Shipley - Building a Bridge to Silicon Valley
The Perfect Balance by Chris Nadeau - Why Set Bigger Goals
Related
Telegraph Journal by David Shipley - Building a Bridge to Silicon Valley
The Perfect Balance by Chris Nadeau - Why Set Bigger Goals
Comments
Can't wait to see what you've got coming from San Fran!
jay
Have an amazing day.
Hey fellow NB'er. Congrats on the move. Like you said you only get one chance.
I have a favour to ask. I am sure that hot off the heel of the conference you may have a statistic or great quote for me. I am presenting at our national conference in TO in November, topic is "Harnessing the power of the internet to grow your business". I like to start each section of my presentation with a great quote. I have been searching for something very profound on the social networking scene. Keeping in mind that it is a group of professional organizers from all over the world who are just seeing the power of social networking in our service based industry.
Thanks again and enjoy the ride
Cheers
Elaine