Month: June 2006

I’ve recently posted a link to an article about the future of mass media. There’s a follow-up that covers the financial part of the theory, in the same blog. It’s as interesting as the original post.

After reading this post in Doc Searls‘ blog (recommended daily reading), I am thinking that one day I’ll have a technology company, where every employee will be required to blog at least once a week. A blog will be started for each employee, like an email account is done these days.

“I have a dream“

My mother came to Cyprus once again. She had a good flight, she looks happy, and she looks good. We’ll have a lot of fun for the next couple of weeks.

I’ll probably blog less, but, on the other hand, she’ll probably blog more.

One my problems, that keeps coming up no matter what I do and in which area I work, is finishing things. I am very good at starting new things. I am even good at doing them. But finishing them is a totally other story. One day I’ll be rich and I’ll have the Finishing Assistant, who will be finishing my jobs for me.

I’ve made a huge effort today to clean my apartment. I was working straight for about four hours, doing things that I hate the most. I’ve got one last room to do. And there’s not much to do anyway. I only have to wet mop the floor. That’s it. And I can’t push myself to do it.

I am not tired. I am not too bored. I don’t hate it THAT much. I don’t have the problem with actually doing it. It’s just that there is something in this being the last room. That fact stops me. And I wonder why.

Do you have any ideas?

Update: By the way, I tricked myself into finishing the last room, by counting the balcony as the last room. Balcony is a place I rarely visit, so it can stay dirty for today.