
I was a classic introvert who was socially isolated. So rather than focusing on interpersonal relationships (emotions), I would go deep into my own thoughts to make sense of my world (intellectual). Technology became a natural refuge because it relied exclusively on logic. Identified as a “High-C” (refer to diagram) personality, I was critical, calculating, concise, contemplative, and cautious.
My Big Problem

I couldn't let these obstacles stop me from transforming my life. I had even more leverage than that, because I also wanted to be a successful entrepreneur, and uncovered that the typical successful entrepreneurial (or any sales capacity) personality type (extrovert) was the exact opposite of my natural personality.
Now both my personal life, and my business life were on the line. The self-growth challenge would be much bigger than I had anticipated, because I would need to shift my personality first.
Where There's No Path—Bushwhack!

The qualities I consciously worked on creating within myself were that of a High-I (refer to diagram). I needed to have influence over people, so I became interested in people. I would think of ways to inspire people and would act more on my impulses. Instincts and intuition started to manifest.
Paying It Forward to You

We'll start with the big picture. How are we going to architect our lives? I wrote this article called “A Geeky Life” which will guide you through a quick journey from the Big Bang, right down to your everyday life.
Now let's become a power user. In life, we've got to know our default settings. How do we operate? How do we drive? Changing the defaults can dramatically affect the quality of our lives.
Play A Bigger Game

Some games (and lives) can be much tougher than others. There's only so much hacking we can do to the source code in order to make playing easier. Ultimately, we've got to learn how to be a good loser, because we're going to lose a whole bunch more than we're going to win. That's just the way it works. So play full-out, even if you know you'll never win. That's the biggest lesson in personal development.


It's a numbers game. And here you will find countless articles with specific numbers of wise nuggets that you can digest at your own pace.
Transcend Logic

Now's the time to start strengthening your emotional muscles. Remember a good accountant will tell you that 2+2=4, but a great accountant will tell you two plus two can be anything you want it to be. Some say the only creativity left in Hollywood is in the accounting department. :)

Let's love the world together...
Love,
[)anish /|hmed, blind visionary
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