The Personal MBA - Master the Art of Business - Living Bueno - Five Tips for Quitting your Job & Traveling the World While Making Money By- Rick A. Griffith Photo Credit- Kevindooley This will serve as the first "Primer" post for initiating your first voyage overseas and setting you up to work remotely from anywhere in the world. In less than one month I will be leaving for Dusseldorf, Germany, en route to Sicily, where I will live on an Olive grove a short walk from the beach. Photo Credit- ignazio.gallo I decided to do something a bit different today. But lets get to the point for those hard workers who may have stumbled upon this post from Facebook, Stumble Upon or Twitter and are interested in a few quick, hard hitting tips that really can change your life and improve the path through it. The following is a list is in chronological order of execution, and is for those looking to begin the process of quitting their job and hitting the road to their dream destinations. So here is your first lesson in World Nomad 101, enjoy! Photo Credit- Robert Couse-Baker 1. Nameless Victim- Nameless Victim #2- "Your scared of what? 2. 3.
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Subversion Best Practices - Quick Notes I was trying to know a bit more about Subversion folder management myself. While looking around, I found a quick and to-the-point article at Subversion Best Practices. I decided to profile a Quick-View version for my reference. REPOSITORY: Official recommendation is to have three folders/subdirectories under the Project Root – “trunk”, “branches” and “tags”.COMMIT WISELY: Commit to reflect a single purpose.ISSUE-TRACKER: Create 2-way links between Subversion changesets and issue-tracking database.TRACK MERGES MANUALLY: Write descriptive log message that explains your merge. NEVER BRANCH: Small project, small team. Main branch is of course the /trunkCreate branches at /branches/~theBranches to work separately off the main trunk and merge later.Tag out releases or major versions etc at /tags/~theTags 1st Oct, 2007: Kalid Azad has A Visual Guide to Version Control.
How To Read a Book a Week in 2012 Yep, I finally did it. I read over a book a week all of the past year. More than that– I never fell behind or stopped. Why in God’s Name You Would Want To Do This It feels awesome. … whatever, just do it already. Why One a Week? First of all, why so many, why not just “read more books?” So, that’s first. One Day at a Time The average book I read was maybe 250-300 pages. Make It a Routine and Stack It I have a habit right now of getting up, showering, etc., and then going out for breakfast every morning, sitting at counter at the same restaurant, and drinking coffee until I’ve read my 40 pages. Why do I do it like this? Oh, and a protip: Set it up early in the day, as early as possible. Use Every Moment If you have a commute, use it. It’s Ok To Give Up… Kind Of If something sucks (or feels tough), it’s ok give up on it– for now. I did this a number of times this year, which means the number of books I started was probably in the 60-65 range (I finished 54.) It’s Ok To Cheat Never Fall Behind