Beginning with the End in Mind

After the author Stephen Covey explained the meaning of "starting from the bottom of heart", he urged the reader to imagine his purpose. By doing so, the reader self-evaluates his life so far. After all, all judgment is death. When you die, your life will be easier to interpret and will be summarized in a manageable story - this story will reflect the people you expect. In order to ensure that you are achieving your goals even after you died, you must live that day in the final way while maintaining and developing a positive relationship not.

So, first of all, I start from the bottom of my heart. Ask yourself - What do you want as your first job? Do not forget that you can change your work later when doing this. You can start with a creative agency and become a freelancer, and you can also make a startup later if you want. Your answer is important as it will serve as a future path for developers. If you want to become a developer of startup, you need to have some business sense. You need to know which features are important and which are not important. You also need to be able to create an app for your startup (make sure these JavaScript skills are good enough), you can share your ideas and ideas to your colleagues I need to be able to tell.

I will work in the opposite direction from the end. Start with what you need rather than thinking about what is reasonable, what is expected, or what makes sense. Or, as Covey said in seven customs, "Remember that clearly from the heart." Once this is decided, you can specify daily, weekly, monthly and yearly actions. Instead of thinking more, how do you use what you already have? More people will not help you before you do it. Indeed, it keeps hurting you before you learn to earn money for yourself. I hope that others can do this easily for you. But when you control your life, real success is brought. No one is concerned about your success (or health, relationships, time) than you.

I'll start by thinking about how to quit. Steven Covey, author of "Seven Customs of Very Successful People" says that if you definitely want to be a person you have to start from the beginning to the end. At the end of your life, your funeral, what do you want your friends, family and colleagues to say to you? If you write it down, you will give a general idea of ​​your real core value. Based on your core value, you can set your life in the same direction they do and you can know exactly that you are doing the right thing. Furthermore, it is a "moral compass" of your daily behavior.