WinRT Revealed

We’re addicted to quick fixes, top-ten lists, and four-hour work weeks, but the truth is that if it wasn’t hard, everyone would be doing it, and a hard thing is never done by reading a list or a book or an article about doing it. A hard thing is done by figuring out how to start.

Having a solution where all the implications of the solution are not understood is not a fix.

Fact is, your world is changing faster than you’ll ever be able to keep up with, and you can view that fact from two different perspectives:
I believe I can control my world, and through an aggressive campaign of task management, personal goals, and a can do attitude, I will succeed in doing the impossible. Go me!
Or …
I know there is no controlling the world, but I will fluidly surf the entropy by constantly changing myself.
Surfing entropy takes confidence. This isn’t Tony Robbins confidence; this is a ­personal confidence you earn by constantly adapting yourself to the impossible.