BTW: welcome to 2014 :)
© 2014 Irrational Design Contact
9 karma · joined September 20, 2012
BTW: welcome to 2014 :)
© 2014 Irrational Design Contact
Edit: and after entering the e-mail already you ask to share!? I'm not going to share until I know more about it!
I'll have to see it at home... (company security manager sits right in front of me :P )
and ty for the inside history http://ozkatz.github.com/from-idea-to-mvp-to-1-on-hacker-new...
no news because maybe a competitor wiping it out? ;)
http://ecorner.stanford.edu/authorMaterialInfo.html?mid=2964
Of course at night it's harder because we're tired and can easily loose focus, but if not most productive it's easy for me to arrange the time and set more or less half an hour - balancing sleep hours of the week - to end the line of thinking without having to run to the bus to go to work.
that depends on the way your try to see/address the issues - and I believe also the level of stress parents put in. Of course it hard and has many downsides, but I think as it's shown in the article, depends on the way we see things and think about it can produce better results in our personal lifes as parents.
I'm a new father (my son has ~3m) and I started to educate myself and my wife to the times coming, because there are things we can control (not much, but there are some) in ourselfs because it will impact the children the way we act, and we know there will be different stages that we'll need to discover day after day, and many things we cannot predict, but we can prepare: mentally and logistically.
I believe that the main challenge of educate and learn with our children is rich in the ways the article also describe, but very demanding specially because there are lessons that we know as right ones, but that need to be adapted to the "new reality" due to the generation gap.
Probably it should be visible below the quote, and not only sharing the title and link, but the quote itself (less for twitter 140 chars) because that's what I want to share from your site.