TOP 10 REALIZATIONS OF 2011

1. Two eggs. Two baskets. One for work. One for your life. Work is not, and should never be, your life.
2. Happiness is just as easy to switch off as it is to turn on.
3. Never mess with the natural rhythm of your life.
4. No cosmic force is keeping you from working out or quitting smoking. You're either too lazy or just don't want to do it.
5. Visualization takes faith a step further. Positivity works.
6. Our lives have become so public that crying out loud has taken on a new dimension but has lost its purpose altogether.
7. The world's a big tease. There's really nothing new out there. People are people. Wherever they are in the world.
8. Compatibility never guarantees shit in love and relationships.
9. Gratitude is priceless. Be thankful. Even for shit.
10. Do not stop evolving. Ever.

Sea of Change

Honor and Excellence

Was in tears watching this. I remember listening to her lectures in Economics back in college and looking back at it now, I'm glad to have had that privilege. This is moving and inspiring. I hope to find the transcript (or maybe make one?) so I could share it to more friends. If you were once part of the UP System, you gotta hear this.

You Can Achieve Immortality Simply by Doing One Great Thing

Very cool ad from Johnnie Walker. Watch it on youtube.

Happy

My current favorite song. This is Happy by Leona Lewis.

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Tonight I Turn 35

Tonight, I turn 35. And tonight, I celebrate 35 years of life, love, and change with real happiness in my heart. As most of my friends know, I've made a career out of being happy. Happiness to me is a mindset and a lifestyle, and I thank God for teaching me the discipline of happiness and for giving me the opportunity to share it with family, friends, and the people I work with and meet every day.

So here's to more happy years for me, and many more years of spreading the discipline of happiness, and the joy of living, loving, and changing. Cheers!

My Eyes on You

The King of Pop is Dead

I grew up singing and dancing to his hits. And now, the King of Pop is dead.

I remember seeing something similar, if not this exact same clip, but here is Michael Jackson, in one of his most memorable performances.

While there are countless nerve-tingling moments in his storied career, few had the cataclysmic and immediate impact as his performance of "Billie Jean" on the now legendary "Motown 25: Yesterday, Today and Forever" TV special in 1983. For anyone that was there or watching it as it happened, it was a moment that literally changed pop culture overnight.

- Pop & Hiss, The L.A. Times music blog

Amazing Talent

When I grow up, I wanna be just like him. Big sigh. He is 12-year old Sungha Jung - guitar prodigy from South Korea.