takes one far far far away. Further than anything I ever heard before. Hearing Equinox, My Favorite Things, Giant Steps and Greensleeves at the right moment has permanently altered my perception of music.
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1. discipline my environment
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2. operate my brain real good
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3. get out of debt
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4. learn ajax
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5. daily praxis
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6. Find Alternatives
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7. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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8. learn nlp
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9. be less selfish
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10. Develop and refine a Time Accountability method
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11. figure out what I really want
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12. get what I want, simply
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13. meet people with similar interests
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14. start taking flying lessons
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15. see Cannibal Corpse live
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16. learn how to use 43 Things
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17. Learn to program in Mason
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How I did it: rearranged schedule, reallocated funds, removed distractions, excuses, extend the benefits to other areas of life.when a major mental obstacle was removed, went back to my school, started with just one basic class to regain strength and flexibility. Continued after losing my job, when job was found, added 2 more classes. Read how I did it…
How I did it: followed their website for when and where they come around, got tickets, drove there. In the process met the band in a restaurant and then met Peter Christopherson in line to the restroom. Read how I did it…
How I did it: persistence and setting the forces in motion. Entertaining all opportunities, even the absurd ones. Meeting recruiters, even though that never landed me a job before. Networking with friends and previous co-workers. Read how I did it…
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in 1998 took a trip to Foyers, Scottland. We flew into Birmingham, rented (hired) a car and drove North. Upon arriving Foyers the first notable thing we saw was the Boleskine burial ground. Across the road was the Boleskine house. We drove up the driveway and a large unfriendly scottsman stopped us and asked what we were doing. We said we’re fans of the house. He did not let us in. Later we found out that the house is now owned by its original owners (some clan) and its a bed & breakfast. The waiting list to stay there is rather long. So we were there. The burial ground has a small room with lots of thelemic and Jimmy-Page related graffiti.
