Dancing Geek

10 things that you know are right, but keep forgetting later on:

1. You can control nothing but yourself
2. Writing it down or saying it out loud gets rid of the mystery
3. You probably already know the answer, you just aren’t happy with it
4. If you are getting stressed – let go
5. Balance is the key
6. Most things fall somewhere on a scale
7. If something is easy, it could be because you’re good at it
8. Find other swans, don’t be an ugly duckling
9. It’s ok to stumble on a first step
10. Courtesy is priceless and costs nothing

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It’s not perfect, but it helps to know there are people out there who think the same way.

Threre is a question which has been driving me up the wall since I was first asked it:

What job do I want to do?

Having considered interaction design (or IxD) as an idea years ago, I find myself coming back to it again and again. I’ve read about as much as I can so now I’ve decided that I have to follow up on this idea and turn it into action.

There are two articles that have helped me to come to the conclusion that I should be an interaction designer and I include them here for your perusal.
Article on Cooper.com
Article on Adaptivepath.com