Let's make a difference. Together.
Let's make a difference. Together.
I'm still looking for it to be fair - I think we all are.
But I also think my purpose is something along the lines of making people around me happy and be as creative as possible.
Actually I don't think purpose exists other than what we believe it is. And that's fine with me. That means we can shape our life to be whatever makes sense to us as individuals.
Everyone should push themselves every day. Take a chance, throw a dice.
There's never much to lose but everything to win.
We don't need to justify every decision - "just because" is sometimes enough - but the motive should always be to improve overall happiness.
Real power is to be able to make decision purely based on what makes you happy.
Hopefully helping others makes you happier than doing something selfish.
And if that's the case it would be selfish of you to help others - and with that being said go ahead and be selfish.
In the end it's all about you. Whatever you're trying to do with your life is your decision.
Selfishness is not living as one wishes to live,
it is asking others to live as one wishes to live.
Don't want that boring job with a good salary? No problem! Not interested in going to the gym? Totally fine.
If your goals mean something to you they will always be at the center of attention. Take a break - go travel, meet new faces, get inspired. Do whatever makes you happy. Happiness is the only currency – and power is the ability to make a decision with that as the goal.
I conceptualize, design and develop progressive applications for both web and mobile.
I mainly focus on custom solutions because I take pride in the artform and love making something unique - and because I don't waste time on inferior products.
Everything I make is built custom from the ground up which helps me emphasize on brand value, load-time and user experience. For serious businesses that want to set themselves apart from the rest, a custom solution is to be prefered as it's tailored to your and your users needs.
There's also no excessive options to confuse users nor any bloated code to slow down load-time - which are some of the common downsides of going with a generic solution.