Month: January 2015

My 3 thank you’s for the 2014 year on ALearningaDay –

Thank you to the wonderful Seth Godin for spreading the word on his blog. That one post had massive impact on this little blog. I had gone into my Feedburner a few days back to change some settings on the display of the feed email. If I remember right, there used to be about a 150 email subscribers and about 350 RSS subscribers on Feedburner. Now, I see more than a 1000 on both. That’s all down to Seth’s post. So, thank you, Seth, for spreading the message and the love. Thank you for all you do and for your incredible generosity.

Thank you to the word ‘process.’ It has taken on new meaning for me. That one word has been my biggest learning for the year as I’ve spent hours together attempting to understand it. I am convinced that the “how” of doing things/the process is where true wisdom lies. There are going to many process related posts coming in 2015 as I continue down the path of really understanding and living its true meaning.

And, thank you to you. Thank you, as always, for your comments, emails and notes of encouragement. They never cease to make me think, inspire me and make my day. I know from my exchanges with you that many of you are out there working hard on your ideas to create change. Do know that I consider it a real privilege to be able to communicate with you and I am really glad these daily notes help. I hope to continue to be worth of your trust and attention.

Finally, for the new year’s wish, I’d like to go back to a lovely wish I’d received a few years ago – ‘May your life continue to engage, fascinate, frustrate, challenge and reward you as you grow as a person and as a professional.’

Here’s to lots of challenges and learning indeed.

Happy 2015! And more to follow tomorrow with post #3,323.