The 3 questions were developed by George Kinder, CFP. Mr. Kinder is the founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning and author of The Seven Stages of Money Maturity: Understanding the Spirit and Value of Money in Your Life. He developed these three questions as way to explore his client’s underlying values, hopes and dreams. Without this information, financial planning is simply numbers without purpose. So here are Kinder’s 3 questions (and watch out for #3, because it’s really the one question that gets to the root of your heart’s desires):

Question 1: Imagine that you have enough money to take care of your needs, now and in the future. How would you live your life? Would you change anything?


Question 2: Imagine that your doctor says you have only five to 10 years to live. You won’t feel sick, but you’ll never know when death will come. What will you do? Will you change your life? How?


Question 3: Now imagine that your doctor says you have only one day left to live. Ask yourself: What did I miss? What did I not get to be or do?

k precteni, ukladam, i pro vas, kdyby to nekoho zajimalo.
Groundova bakalarka.

http://www.gondapeter.sk/files/peter_gonda_bakalarka..pdf


bc. is for dummies

One of the things i spent the most time with this year was my BC diploma work.
The topic is the visualisation of the social structure of the kyberia.sk web-chat-server.
I employed various strategies and designs, like interactive java applets, python processing, neural network clustering, etc..