Trust Fall

Never trust a "trust fall," especially if you don't really understand it. This illustrates a recurring theme in parenting, in that we have a hard time figuring out all the details we need to communicate when teaching a child something brand new. Sure, we know how it works, but there's so many ways to misunderstand when it's something you've never seen. -via Daily Picks and Flicks

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Great to see Geek Alerts back on track :)

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Practical simplification sounds like a great topic for a blog.

I simplified my business three years ago. I lost 30% of my gross, only 10% of my net and 60% of my workload. Great set of trade-offs.

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I'll definitely be checking out some of those books.

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It's nice to have Geek Alerts back.

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Thanks a lot for your kind words everyone! :)

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Great post and that simplicity stuff is real. I have to manage several blogs a day and I can really understand what Simplicity means for me. If you get things too complicated, you'll tend to get a messy mind as well.

My rule of thumb is to focus on one task at a time only. Never multitasking our work because Multitasking means driving our business and ourselves to the road of destruction...

Great to have you back, Robert! :)

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