On your feet, kid!

So, I've been working on a number of footwear projects that have taken awhile to come to fruition, but one thing I'm learning is patience.

Well, this Asics project, which I didn't work on, but I really like the execution, landed earlier this year and I got my hand, and, more importantly, my feet on a pair of the Asics Gel Noosa Tri 6 sneakers.

They are super bright and extremely comfortable, and if you over-pronate like me, you'll really like these.

Over the coming weeks, I'll post pictures of a few footwear projects that have connections to Worcester.

Tunnel Vision

Sometimes when life seems to move at the speed of sound, we have to remind ourselves to SLOW down.

This is something that I'm working on becoming better at, and, lately, it's been paying off. I've been more productive, the mind has been sharper and I feel more at peace.

What do you do when you feel that there aren't enough hours in the day to accomplish what you've set out to do?

Are there any techniques that you use & would like to share?

Work: Mini Job Fair

Workforce Central Career Center is having a mini job fair on Friday, March 19, 2010 from 11 AM to 2 PM; located at 44 Front Street, 6th Floor.

A few of the jobs listed are:

• United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)- Plant Protection Technician
• Kiessling Transit- Part-time Van Driver, Full-time Class A Driver
• Becker College- Maintenance, Housekeeping, Food Service & Educational Opportunities

Homelessness: Outside looking in