Friday, January 19, 2007
on prioritisation:
priority, it seems, doesnt quite receive the importance (pun avoided!) that it rightfully deserves.
i have noticed this at several instances, be it in a conversation (the most glaring example of 'lack of prioritising'), a communication (email / writeup / blog) or even systems - user interfaces, system's internal design etc.
and all it takes is perhaps that one blank moment..
where you reflect. ponder. and quite frankly, it doesnt take a lot to get started. its better to not 'start'. you should just linger.. after all that homework on the topic that you are working on, the ideas are all there, like froth atop beer.. or to use a more domestic example - like cream (malai) atop milk
you just need to stay put for that one moment.. and the idea just hits out at you. and then all you need is a pen / keyboard.. and keep typing.
like i am doing :)
hope you liked it, and even if otherwise, thanks for your patience !!
priority, it seems, doesnt quite receive the importance (pun avoided!) that it rightfully deserves.
i have noticed this at several instances, be it in a conversation (the most glaring example of 'lack of prioritising'), a communication (email / writeup / blog) or even systems - user interfaces, system's internal design etc.
and all it takes is perhaps that one blank moment..
where you reflect. ponder. and quite frankly, it doesnt take a lot to get started. its better to not 'start'. you should just linger.. after all that homework on the topic that you are working on, the ideas are all there, like froth atop beer.. or to use a more domestic example - like cream (malai) atop milk
you just need to stay put for that one moment.. and the idea just hits out at you. and then all you need is a pen / keyboard.. and keep typing.
like i am doing :)
hope you liked it, and even if otherwise, thanks for your patience !!
Labels: gyaan
¶ 11:35 AM
