Steve Harvey nails it. Eventually, you’re going to have to jump! I jumped in a direction I wasn’t expecting and its been more beneficial to my family and career than I would have ever imagined.
You Gotta Jump To Be Successful
<p> After I tape an episode at Family Feud I spend a few more minutes with the audience. I talk about jumping. </p> <p> Posted by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/SteveHarvey/">Steve Harvey</a> on Wednesday, January 13, 2016 </p> </blockquote>
As my team locally and at other locations continues to grow, I have found myself thinking back to an article by Bijan Sibet talking about who took a chance on you. Each person I interview has different strengths and skills. Sometimes you go in looking for someone that may be really strong in one of those particular skills. But often times, you only get a glimpse of what they can really do in the 45-60 minutes that you have with them. Sometimes you know right away that there is something special about this person, sometimes you only have a hunch, but aren’t sure.
Normally talking about wireless networks isn’t the most exciting thing that one can talk about. But over the years I have been asked what my thoughts are for a setup or if I would setup a wireless network for someone. With that in mind, this is what I would recommend for a wireless setup if you were doing one from scratch. My in-laws built a new house a little while back and we did some planning ahead of time to account for a future access point that would be mounted once the drywall, texture and paint were all up. The plan is essentially still the same of what I would put in today, though I might go with a few more access points based on the size of the house. I recently just added another to my setup of the same model I have down below.
As in past years, I’m being open and honest about my goals for the year. Keeping yourself accountable is a big part of success so the more people that see this can also call me on excuses as they come up. I’ve never really hit 100% of my goals and I think that’s ok. Goals are meant to stretch you and make you work really hard for something. This makes the reward all the sweeter. So without further ado, my 2016 goals…
Another year and its time to check out the score card on the 2015 goals. This is going to be a rough one folks.
Sleep
Goal 7 hours.
Actual: 6.5
Grade: C
Running
Goal: a distance race.
Actual: None
Grade: F
Code / Write / Ship!
Goal: Ship something
Actual: None
Grade: F
Make something with my hands
Goal: Make something
Actual: Built a few shelves, added on to the raised garden, created a retaining wall / planting area