Week 1

This week, reading “Randy Haykin: The Making of an Entrepreneur”, I learned what matter most in the way of a career. As a personal insight, I learned that the family matter most first, and after that the way of learning is the most valuable skill to have.

Learning in each step of a career, builds what we want to see in the future.

From the life of Randy Pausch, I learned that he reached his dreams because he did what he liked to do as part of his life. When he was a child, he liked to do some things having some dreams, and he had those same dreams being a professional. So, he enjoyed his life.

Also, making a personal list of 50 things to do, I learned that there are many things that I would like to do.

At the beginning, I thought that it would be difficult to find the most meaning things that I would like to do, but writing one by one, I saw that there are more things that I would like to do.

So, I will write more things to do during the next years because I saw that there are more things that I would like to do, for my family principally, because I would like that my family become forever.

Lastly, reading “Stars & Steppingstones”, I learned and pondered that I need to set what I want to do after I have 70 years old. I am 30 years old now, and I saw that I haven’t planned what I will do within the next 20 years and the 40 years. So, I will establish what I want to do when I become 70 years old.