I just stumbled on a video over at Michael Hyatt’s blog which is brilliant. It talks about the end of publishing. It was produced by the marketing staff at Dorling Kindersley, a division of Penguin Group, for a recent sales conference. It talks about why Generation Y (those born between 1977 and 1994) thinks that books are dead and boring. And naturally, I just had to share it with you!
Make sure you watch the video through to the end. Brilliant I tell you!
Today, my grandfather is 84 years old. Reaching that age is quite an achievement in this day and age. (I wrote a post highlighting some health habits which will help live a long life). Contrary to what many of you may be thinking, my grandfather is not at all frail or an invalid. He still works 9-5 and is in good shape for his age.
It’s been exactly 40 days since I started my TV Fast. What an experience it’s been! This fast is part and parcel of my 7 Habits for 2010 that I want to implement. Giving up TV is one of them and what better way to start than by going on a fast. Now that it’s been 40 days, I thought I’d share some of my observations on life without TV.
1. Becoming more aware of the TV’s presence
