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I read Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy by Napoleon Hill.
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The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod is, for me, one of the best books I've read.
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Secrets of the Millionaire Mind by T.
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I recently finished reading Outwitting the Devil by Napoleon Hill.
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My wife and I debuted in street races at the University of Passo Fundo, a place that marked our academic life.
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I received The Intelligent Project Manager as a gift from my friend and inspiring professional Leandro Vignochi.
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I got Daddy is Pop by Marcos Piangers as a gift from my wife.
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It's one of those books you pick up thinking it will just be lighthearted fun, but halfway through you realize that the life of a project manager is portrayed with such accuracy that it's both funny and painfully real.
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I went back to The Art of War – The 13 Chapters by Sun Tzu, that timeless classic that crosses generations and never gets old.
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There are several factors for a project manager's dismissal to occur.
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I finished reading Dream Big by Cristiane Correa.
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The decision to pursue a certification is a professional milestone and should be treated with due importance, especially when it comes to such a coveted certification as the PMP®.
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I've been working with Scrum for some years and I've seen teams that implement only the meetings thinking they're being agile, and others that follow the framework religiously but forget the purpose.
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I recently read Highly Effective Teams: Unleash the Power of Exceptionally Cohesive Teams by Ricardo Vargas.
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The project management area has many terms and concepts.
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A project manager is responsible for making things come off paper and become reality, within expected time, budget and quality.
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I recently finished reading Planning in 140 Tweets by Ricardo Vargas.
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The Servant by James C.
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I read A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking.
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I obtained the Oracle Linux 6 – Certified Implementation Specialist (OCS) certification.
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I've always liked "things that fly".
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The first time I heard about Blue Ocean Strategy by W.
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My work environment changed in the last year, consequently my development environment too.
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It was launched a few days ago, I don't remember if it was October 9th or 10th, the Limera1n, a sneaky little program that jailbreaks iPhones 4/3GS and 3G (plus iPods) with firmware 4.1.
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One of the most useful iPhone apps I discovered recently is TextFree.
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Hey Everyone!
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DropBox is software that aims to sync your files in a fast and easy way.
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Hey there!
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A very useful tip for anyone who wants to test an ISO image, but doesn't want to burn the CD.
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Hey folks!
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Java was born at Sun Microsystems in 1995 and quickly caught the attention of programmers at the time.
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Friday the 13th are by culture days to be more attentive to everything and take care of possible troubles that may happen.
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FISL completes 10 years!
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Greetings Everyone!
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Those who lived through the Flash games era probably remember that classic where the mission was to make a drunk guy walk in a straight line.
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Greetings!
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Hello everyone!
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Greetings!
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I spent a good time testing billiards games on iPhone and always ended up running into the same problem: weird physics or controls that hinder more than help.
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Gmail Labs offers experimental features that can transform your email experience.
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The idea behind VNC is simple: see the computer screen remotely and control it as if you were there.
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Hello Folks!
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Hello!
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On a rainy Saturday, after hours of studying, I decided to take a break to check how Grêmio was doing in the Brazilian Championship.
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iPhone really isn't just a simple smartphone!
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Finally!
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Installing Compiz Fusion on Ubuntu with the Intel X3100 is straightforward, but there's an annoying detail.
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Many users have difficulties compiling proprietary drivers for their graphics cards when the Operating System doesn't recognize them.
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If you use Java on desktop and keep Compiz active, you might encounter windows that turn grey, freeze or don't respond properly.
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The National Observatory sees an interesting opportunity for Brazil to participate in major world astronomy projects by developing scientific software.