It seems to happen, people who are at their thirties completely lost in their career.
For life’s problem of feeling lost there is no GPS, nor a map. Don’t expect enjoyment in random short lived ‘interesting’ idea consumption, try week+ long exploration of unknown territory instead.
When young, society allows you to try new stuff, but at the age of 30 you might start to think that society expects you to know it all. That you’re the senior. Stop believing this.
There is no route other than the one you’re taking. Continue, explore and experience, but ignore expectations. Finding optimal happiness is an NP-hard problem, try to find your happiness in traversing.
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- twitter 05 Mar ´18 RT @heydonworks: Never be just an engineer. Try to be a human too.
- twitter 01 Jan ´18 RT @sarahmei: @wol1984 @keith_ng I wrote a whole thing about this response: https://twitter.com/i/moments/836948860270338048
- twitter 26 Nov ´17 Be aware though: Sometimes we understand just a part of the problem. We fix it, only to discover problems arising a… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/934926952888225792
LiNK
LiNK is a college society founded in 2001(?) by 6 people,
including me.
In its second year of existence I had the honour of being member of
the society's board.
It's current website is still the website as designed by me in 2002: http://www.islink.nlThe house style has also been developped by me in dialogue with delegates from both the
commission for promotion and cre8 (LiNK's magazine).
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