by pg on 4/23/12, 5:09 PM
I feel a little uncomfortable seeing that quote with my name under it. The ideas are Bronnie Ware's; I just transformed them from mistakes to the corresponding commands.
Also, I didn't mean to imply those are the five most important things in life or anything like that. I just wanted to avoid the specific mistakes she described.
by zackzackzack on 4/23/12, 4:30 PM
I always wonder, will what works for pg and other famous people work for me, a relative zero entity?
It's great that they have these ideals now that they are esteemed critical thinkers, businessmen, and artists. "Would they have been more or less successful if they had had these ideals back then?" is the question that I would like answered.
by Centigonal on 4/23/12, 4:29 PM
This appears to be just some words from PG's article written in nice handwriting in front of a picture of a mountain.
Am I missing something?
by sosuke on 4/23/12, 4:29 PM
I love that she took the time to paint the words and scan them in. It makes a very big difference I think.
by rattray on 4/23/12, 4:33 PM
Actually using this as my desktop. Works beautifully; serene, subtly invigorating.
Nice work: the hand-painted lettering and well-chosen vista add power to a message one can never really hear too often.
by tlianza on 4/23/12, 4:58 PM
Why was "don't work too much" rewritten as "don't work too hard"?
by seivan on 4/23/12, 5:10 PM
I'm asking this because I'd actually would like to know how, but how do you say things that are on your mind and still cultivate friendship.
by thinkdevcode on 4/23/12, 4:36 PM
/r 1920x1080 please
by tar on 4/23/12, 6:35 PM
Can we get a 1600x900 version please?
by alexanderberman on 4/23/12, 5:25 PM
These would make awesome posters!