Comments for Erik Unger's Blog http://erikunger.com Let's Change The World! Thu, 24 May 2012 20:49:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on My Notes From: The Magic of Thinking Big by Darren http://erikunger.com/the-magic-of-thinking-big/#comment-288 Darren Thu, 24 May 2012 20:49:09 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?p=469#comment-288 Great notes, great book. thanks Great notes, great book. thanks

]]> Comment on The Most Important Things in Life Are Not Urgent by Heidi Helen http://erikunger.com/the-most-important-things-are-not-urgent/#comment-287 Heidi Helen Wed, 23 May 2012 10:52:28 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?p=287#comment-287 This is a fantastic article. My case worker at my job agency was talking about this today. Often we get caught up in the "urgent" things - the things facing us right now, but we ignore the important things that need to be done. I need to spend more time on what's important. An example is this - I was asked to create a poster (for free by the way), and once I said yes, there was a deadline to do it by. It seemed "urgent" because a demand was put on me, but what was actually necessary for me to be doing, was working on a lot of important things in my life, but I chose the urgent thing because of the pressure put on me. This is a fantastic article. My case worker at my job agency was talking about this today. Often we get caught up in the “urgent” things – the things facing us right now, but we ignore the important things that need to be done. I need to spend more time on what’s important. An example is this – I was asked to create a poster (for free by the way), and once I said yes, there was a deadline to do it by. It seemed “urgent” because a demand was put on me, but what was actually necessary for me to be doing, was working on a lot of important things in my life, but I chose the urgent thing because of the pressure put on me.

]]> Comment on My Notes From: Simon Sinek – Start With WHY by Mike McMillon http://erikunger.com/simon-sinek-start-with-why/#comment-275 Mike McMillon Sun, 15 Apr 2012 18:10:26 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?p=356#comment-275 Thank you for posting this it is much better than my hen scratching. I just discovered Simon Sinek this morning after seeing this video posted on LinkedIn. I am between watching the fourth and fifth ones now. What a speaker! Thanks again Mike Thank you for posting this it is much better than my hen scratching. I just discovered Simon Sinek this morning after seeing this video posted on LinkedIn. I am between watching the fourth and fifth ones now. What a speaker!

Thanks again
Mike

]]> Comment on My Notes From: The Breakthrough Experience by Tim Webster http://erikunger.com/the-breakthrough-experience/#comment-253 Tim Webster Mon, 16 Jan 2012 19:44:31 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?p=488#comment-253 Wow - such thorough notes! I'd love to here how you've applied these things to your own life over the past six months or so. All the best Wow – such thorough notes! I’d love to here how you’ve applied these things to your own life over the past six months or so.

All the best

]]> Comment on My Notes From: The Magic of Thinking Big by Erik Unger http://erikunger.com/the-magic-of-thinking-big/#comment-199 Erik Unger Sun, 17 Jul 2011 12:44:19 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?p=469#comment-199 For me the 3 most important points from this book were: 1. Cure Yourself of Excusitis 2. The “How am I thinking?” Checklist 3. The four leadership principles For me the 3 most important points from this book were:
1. Cure Yourself of Excusitis
2. The “How am I thinking?” Checklist
3. The four leadership principles

]]> Comment on My Notes From: The Magic of Thinking Big by Richard http://erikunger.com/the-magic-of-thinking-big/#comment-187 Richard Thu, 30 Jun 2011 18:51:30 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?p=469#comment-187 hey! thx for the notes wanted to read the book for a long time. it seems a good read although there is a lot of the same stuff as in every success book. think big and in success terms, use affirmations, act successful, have high standards and dress well...be with great people not loosers. what was the best or most important thing or two you liked most?cheers hey! thx for the notes wanted to read the book for a long time. it seems a good read although there is a lot of the same stuff as in every success book. think big and in success terms, use affirmations, act successful, have high standards and dress well…be with great people not loosers. what was the best or most important thing or two you liked most?cheers

]]> Comment on Contact by Gerd Staudenmaier http://erikunger.com/contact/#comment-56 Gerd Staudenmaier Wed, 22 Sep 2010 14:57:28 +0000 http://erikunger.com/?page_id=2#comment-56 Sehr geehrter Herr Unger, Wir kennen uns flüchtig aus der Zeit vor annähernd 10 Jahren, als Sie für die EADS in Immenstaad die Kartenbibliothek PocketArgus mitentwickelt haben, damals für die PocketPC Plattform iPaq 3630. Es geht darum, dass wir ein funktionskompatibles neues Gerät bauen müssen und dabei die Windows Mobile Plattform verlassen müssen. Als Alternative schwebt mir derzeit Android vor, aber um dies zu realisieren, bräuchten wir Support von einem "Grafik-Freak". Ich würde mich gerne mal mit Ihnen unterhalten, habe Sie aber telefonisch unter obiger Nummer nicht erreicht. Bitte melden Sie sich doch mal unter Tel. +49 7545 88656 oder +49 171 8367510. Grüße vom Bodensee, Gerd Staudenmaier Sehr geehrter Herr Unger,

Wir kennen uns flüchtig aus der Zeit vor annähernd 10 Jahren, als Sie für die EADS in Immenstaad die Kartenbibliothek PocketArgus mitentwickelt haben, damals für die PocketPC Plattform iPaq 3630.

Es geht darum, dass wir ein funktionskompatibles neues Gerät bauen müssen und dabei die Windows Mobile Plattform verlassen müssen. Als Alternative schwebt mir derzeit Android vor, aber um dies zu realisieren, bräuchten wir Support von einem “Grafik-Freak”.

Ich würde mich gerne mal mit Ihnen unterhalten, habe Sie aber telefonisch unter obiger Nummer nicht erreicht. Bitte melden Sie sich doch mal unter Tel. +49 7545 88656 oder +49 171 8367510.

Grüße vom Bodensee,

Gerd Staudenmaier

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