THINGS I WRITE
I recently came across this very interesting article written by Mark Manson called "7 Strange Questions That Help You Find Life Purpose".
I highly encourage you to read it. After all, (like the article says) there are many people out there who don't really know what they want to do with their lives.
I moved to New York City 15 months ago from Austin, Texas.
The reason was primarily professional: I was offered a position as a UX Design Lead at JP Morgan Chase. I was told the main goal of the design team that was being built was to ship a native mobile payment app called Chase Pay.
It was released in the Apple AppStore and Google Play store today.
SXSW -- the place to be for the latest innovations in tech, exclusive concerts & testing your sleep-depravation harm levels. I love it.
It's also the place where I have seen the most Explorers concentrated in one area before Google Glass comes out for the general public to get. I was glad to no longer be the only one on the street being stared at in a funny way.
But there was one bad thing that happened during SXSW directly related to Glass.
Interaction. The design conference that feels more like the American holiday known as “Thanksgiving” in the sense that I’m traveling far away from where I live to share in the company of family. Many friends that I continue to see in this conference year after year sure feel like family to me.
