Stephen Frick

is Working - Earning Money... and Loving Life



I'm doing 34 things
 

Stephen Frick's Life List

  1. 1. Glorify God and enjoy him forever
    5 entries . 12 cheers
    89 people
  2. 2. have $1000 in savings
    2 cheers
    13 people
  3. 3. loose Weight
    2 entries . 1 cheer
    5,192 people
  4. 4. Memorize Scripture
    2 entries . 2 cheers
    191 people
  5. 5. love and educate my children in a God-honoring way
    1 entry . 7 cheers
    4 people
  6. 6. Be a great husband
    1 entry . 8 cheers
    166 people
  7. 7. Save money
    7 entries . 2 cheers
    16,394 people
  8. 8. be more focused
    5 entries . 3 cheers
    224 people
  9. 9. become debt free
    6 entries . 3 cheers
    685 people
  10. 10. get in shape
    3 entries . 3 cheers
    10,339 people
  11. 11. Clean My House and Keep It Clean
    5 entries . 7 cheers
    301 people
  12. 12. write more love letters
    2 entries . 5 cheers
    144 people
  13. 13. Become a better programmer
    2 cheers
    903 people
  14. 14. Help my wife start a buisness
    4 entries . 2 cheers
    1 person
  15. 15. write a documentary
    2 entries . 1 cheer
    8 people
  16. 16. build my own house
    1 entry . 1 cheer
    1,056 people
  17. 17. make a home inventory
    2 entries . 1 cheer
    4 people
  18. 18. organize my stamp collection
    3 entries
    11 people
  19. 19. learn Latin
    2 cheers
    2,017 people
  20. 20. Collect 30 First Day Covers
    2 entries
    1 person
  21. 21. fix my car
    2 entries
    250 people
  22. 22. Read Aristotle
    2 cheers
    7 people
  23. 23. Raise chickens
    4 cheers
    206 people
  24. 24. be more frugal
    6 entries . 1 cheer
    135 people
  25. 25. read st. augustine's "confessions"
    1 entry
    2 people
  26. 26. Read Web design for ROI by Lance Loveday & Sandra Niehaus
    1 person
  27. 27. Read Getting Things Done by David Allen
    11 people
  28. 28. Read Search Egine Marketing, INc. by Mike Moran and Bill Hunt
    1 person
  29. 29. List only the things I plan to do
    1 entry
    1 person
  30. 30. build a yurt
    1 entry
    49 people
  31. 31. gtd
    79 people
  32. 32. be a better teacher
    1 entry
    233 people
  33. 33. go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
    1 entry
    21,505 people
  34. 34. become a manager
    1 entry . 1 cheer
    72 people

How I did it
How to work more efficiently
It took me
3 months
It made me
Estatic


How to trace my Roots
It took me
8 months
It made me
Happy


Recent entries
become a manager
Stepping up and Taking Over

I’m a small business owner who contracts with businesses to do technical work and marketing. What I found is I’m not a manager, I’m more of a contract employee. What I need to learn is how to make those clients delegate more and in turn how I can step up and take over without making them feel nervous or out of control. Feeling in control is what every company wants, but the problem is when they are in control of the things I do, they aren’t spending the time doing the things they need to focus on, like products, sales and services. I’ve put this task on my list of things because I think I could learn a lot about being a manager rather than being an employee.



go on a road trip with no predetermined destination
This is a Someday, Maybe Goal

This is one of those things I want to do someday with my wife. It’s hard now since I’ve got four kids, but it would be a fun vacation to just drive with no destination. Not this year. As a newbie the things I would like to know are:
*what’s a good budget for this kind of trip
*what tools or technology do you use (i.e. Iphone, wifi,maps, etc.)
*what do you pack? (food, camping supplies, types of clothing, firstaid kit, etc.)
*how do you decided what direction to go (coin flip, random number generator)



be a better teacher
Why be a better teacher, I'm a technology geek!

Actually, I find that my real job is being a teacher. Though my focus is creating, designing, and building technology my struggle is teaching people to use it. This could be teaching customers to order products themselves, or just teaching my boss about what I did and how I make him money. I see teaching as more than communication, because communication is one sided – it’s output. Teaching requires output and input, I need to communicate out, then accept input so I can learn and adjust my message to the student. My goal is to be a teacher, a person people come to and get answers that make sense to them. I’ve found just in teaching my own kids that everyone learns differently, so making the content adaptable to the student is my number one job. What I need is help learning about teaching styles, tools and techniques that match to learning styles.



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