This is the final of a three-part series focused on explaining my business philosophy. Parts One and Two are also available.
On my home page I call out my personal business philosophy:
Andrew's business philosophy is built upon the value of mutual respect, the skill to leverage process for continuous improvement, and the ability to ultimately achieve self-actualisation. Self-Actualisation My philosophical statement finishes with the rather grand sounding ambition of achieving self-actualisation.
This is the second of a three-part series focused on explaining my business philosophy. Part One is also available.
On my home page I call out my personal business philosophy:
Andrew's business philosophy is built upon the value of mutual respect, the skill to leverage process for continuous improvement, and the ability to ultimately achieve self-actualisation. Leverage Process for Continuous Improvement I am a big believer in the value of process.
This is a really great video about human psychology and imposter syndrome. youtu.be/ypXwioZXU…
It’s the final Bintang. #bali
Chair chill. #booj
On a hot date with this chick. #bali #envy
Just one day left. 😩
Still relaxing.
On this holiday I’ve been reading Deeprak Chopra’s Life After Death. A very thought-provoking read which I recommend to all. We are all going to go through it someday.
I’m on holiday, enjoying this location all the while hoping that the volcano of Mt Agung doesn’t blow…
Building maps based on time needed to get there. Mapbox Blog.
My MacBook/iPhone/iPad setup has just been featured at The Sweet Setup. My thanks to them for allowing my setup to grace their site.
This article by Riccardo Mori provides a fantastic representation of my own thoughts on iPhones 8 and X. I like that he doesn’t take the “tech blogger” view of thinking an annual hardware refresh is appropriate user behaviour.
As somebody with super white skin, I love Spring. It’s my summer; I can enjoy the warmth of the sun without suffering 3rd degree burns.
I’m not loving the iPhone X. If I was going to buy a new iPhone, I think I would choose the iPhone 8 Plus. As it stands in reality, I’m sticking with my work-supplied iPhone SE.
