To be successful at something you need to be awesome at it first. If youre not awesome at what you do, someday you will be found out, probably humiliated and likely hit a ceiling that will put a halt on your career.There is some good news, though.
As long as youre willing to put in the work, its not too late. You can still become awesome and if youve already hit that ceiling I mentioned youre in luck again because its breakable.Heres where to start:Stop looking for the silver bullet: the journey to success starts at the bottom of a staircase, not an escalator.
Its not called climbing the corporate ladder for nothing. There is no magic potion for success. Insert as many (misquoted) clichs here as you like, bottom line is you need to start working harder!
Know what you want: its cool to be all like I let my moral compass be my guide in a career that makes a difference but you still need goals. There is no career without them. Stop being a floater.
Write down your goals and get at them!Know your business, organisation and your job inside out: research your ass off until youre an expert and you know all you can about your industry/sector!Seek out and grab with two hands every learning opportunity you can: create your own personal and professional development plan.
Show your boss if shes interested and supportive. Make it happen even if work doesnt support you!Become T-shaped: if youre a generalist, become an expert at something; if youre an expert at something, start learning about everything else!
Surround yourself with people who are successful: success breeds success!Dont make your career your only measure of success: your personal life, health, fitness, hobbies and intellectual pursuits are important and achieving outside of work will make you better at work. Dont just aim for a successful career, aim for a successful and happy life!
Without hard work and being great at what you do, a successful career will be nothing more than a pipe dream.When youre old and looking back on your life, what do you want to see? A loser who looked for the cheap, easy way to the top and didnt reach their potential; or a winner who worked their ass off to achieve what they were destined to?
This is part of a post that was originally written for ryanjrwiggins. com and re-inspired by Darius Foroux thanks for an awesome post, mate RELATED QUESTION I didn't get Google Glass Explorer Edition. Is trying to learn Glass dev without the hardware a futile effort?
No, you can still learn the fundamentals of Glass development without the hardware. There are three main approaches for accomplishing this: 1) Visit the Mirror API documentation, get into the playground, and start hashing up some code. Download the PHP, Java, and Python library, whichever you're most comfortable with.
Familiarize yourself with the jargon and converntions (timeline, bundles, menus, etc). Read the support documentation (second link below) to see how the Glass hardware actually functions. Build some apps to this specification.
Soon enough, you will find a friend with hardware to t
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