The widespread of TVs around the world was a milestone for culture and cultural diversity: news from all over the globe are just at the tip of our fingers, documentaries can teach us something that we would never even remember to think of, etc. Nonetheless, TV is only useful when consumed in moderation.
Each our tasks require different amounts of time and have different degrees of importance, but all need to be addressed in a proper manner. One of the most valuable “tricks” I’ve found to help me decide how to invest my time next (yes, time is a commodity that is not to be wasted, but invested) is being able to decide the urgency and importance of each task and separate them accordingly.
Social Networks are everywhere and mostly I would say that they are very very counter productive. But what if social networking could be productive?
Unfortunately, during the course of our days and lives, not all surprises come in a gift wrap. Some of them come by phone, email, or just pure and simply someone drops them in your face. And the surprises I’m talking about have nothing to do with your birthday. They come everyday, usually when you don’t expect them and, if you are not prepared, can truly destroy your day.
