10 Sunrise Scene in Flickr

Its been a busy day in the office and I was assigned to make a MURAL for the wall of the new office. This is the first time that I will be creating for a large format printing like this. Very well, so mural it is, it is really a big challenge for me as a first timer but like they say there always be a first time. Right now my time is ticking and I have to decide to which is which in my options.

This images are still for approval and I am just clarifying that this is not the actual image will be used. These are just color testing to what ranges of colors will be used.

Here are the ten contenders.

1. Misty Sunrise #2 by Tricky

Misty Sunrise #2 by tricky

2. Sunrise by Emma Lagunday

Sunrise

3. Amanacer / Sunrise by Claudio.Ar

Amanacer / Sunrise

4. Sunrise on Oman’s Creek by siskokid

Oman's Creek

5. Wednesday Morning Sunrise by ccgd

Wednesday Sunrise

6. Marion Bay Sunrise by Mowling

Marion bay Sunrise

7. Thanksgiving Sunrise by brian_dooucette

Thanksgiving Sunrise

8. AMANHECER by Sergio

Amanhecer

9. Sunrise in July by hlh2108

Sunrise in July

10. Winter Sunrise in Maine by Rich Eye

Winter Sunrise in Maine

There you have it the 10 Sunrise Scenes in Flickr. I acknowledge the Authors of this picture for making it viewable in public.

The ZEN Way : Importance of the Internal Goal

What exactly your goals are? Where does it points you? From Zen Habits, The 5 Percent Trick: Finding Passion and Purpose in Life, I just want to emphasize, the internal goal. What I am explain here is purely according to my opinion on how it is to my definition, on how goals are defined based on my experiences.

Let us first define what is goal? Goal, for me is something from within me that I want to achieve for myself, me and myself alone. Goal is more personal that you can think its really coming from the inside. If a goal is something from the outside, what if there will be a time that something will be gone or something went wrong, what happened to your goal? It will be gone together with that object.

For example: You want a new job. Ask yourself why. Perhaps a higher salary, or to get away from a nasty employer? What then? An easier work environment or more free time. What then? What will you have? And simply repeat this process until you can’t get any more answers. Almost always, you will find that what you are left with is an internal goal.

Why is that the internal goal that always left? Is it because the end of every success is the one that makes you happy and what makes you satisfied without regrets. A famous story talks about what I am saying.

There was a big city businessman who once went on holiday to a faraway beach. One day he walked past a local fisherman who was lazing around, with his fishing rod in the water, enjoying the sun and a beer.The city man’s mind went to work immediately. The fishing spot was a gold mine, and a serious fishing business would thrive in the area. “Why are you so stupid?” he asked the fisherman. “Get some boats, hire some extra hands, and in a few years you will turn your little shop into a million-dollar business!”

The local man asked him. “And what would you do once you have a million dollars?”

The city man stared back blankly. “Why, I would have so much free time I could sit around in the sun all day and drink beer!”

A person can be financially lost, but still can be a extremely happy and satisfied person. The point here is within your heart what will satisfies your heart?