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Perhaps you could try the same with your obituary. Less work bound but perhaps a touch morbid.
by thruflo 12y ago
Perhaps you could try the same with your obituary. Less work bound but perhaps a touch morbid.
- sarreph 12y agoWith the major caveat, of course, that you can't read your obituary when it's 'realised'.
- shogun21 12y agoUnless you fake your own death! :)
- pbiggar 12y agoWouldn't you basically be realizing it every year, hopefully getting closer and closer to your goals. In fact, on any particular day you would know "if I die today, i know what my obituary would be".
- mkramlich 12y agoexception: the obituary for the man who created a time travel device.
- aaronharnly 12y ago:) interesting idea. I'm also reminded of the Amazon "write the press release first" approach to product development. http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2006/11/working_backwards.html http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/2006/11/working_backward...
- chrisbaglieri 12y agoPress Release Driven Development is a thing.
- Agathos 12y agoIt works! (n=1) "I used to go to the gym and pretend in my head I had already died, and it was 100 years into the future, and I was dreaming of some guy who wrote a database. I didn't know how the story ended yet, I hadn't gotten that far." -- Damien Katz, http://damienkatz.net/2014/10/tank_man.html http://damienkatz.net/2014/10/tank_man.html