A few years ago, one of the most profound and influential pieces of advice that I’ve heard is the following:
Do for one what you wish you could do for everyone.
The thing about hearing things like this is that it always lands in different places with different people. Like I said, for me, it’s ended up being something that’s profoundly influenced certain things in my life; however, for others, statements like that don’t land anywhere near a point of significance.
And that’s okay – if we were all influenced and persuaded by the same things, we’d all be doing the same things and that’d make for a boring world.
But for those of you who have been following this blog, read some of my other contributing articles, or seeing what we’re currently working on at 8BIT you know that education is a big interest, and is important to me.
So in my second post on Medium, I attempt to explain something that I’m currently working on that jives with the statement above.