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“Always bear in mind that your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other”- Abraham Lincoln
Welcome to Wasabi Burger!
Hi, I’m Ken Kurosawa and join me as I cook up some tasty posts that deconstruct productivity issues that confront today’s knowledge worker. Stick around and develop the necessary productivity skills to start and succeed in your ventures. I believe in a holistic approach to productivity and focus and will combine it with psychology background.
This site is for people who want to advance their current careers by offering more output, entrepreneurs who want to increase their effectiveness and people who just want more time in the day by increasing productivity.
Contact me at wasabiburger |at| gmail.com
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Ken;
Great idea for a web site! I am a man of you trait of thinking. Are you familiar with http://www.ted.com? If not, check it out. You will certainly find many wonderful speakers that will help you on your way to enrich your personality; although it looks as if yours is already well developed. Thanks for asking me to follow you on Twitter; I am in.
Dariusz
I have to laugh here! I accidentally came across your Twitter profile by looking at someone elses friends list and your website name caught my eye. “Wasabi”burger caught me by surprise! LOL! Living in the south, my friends make fun of my email address named wasabiaugs…so, I decided to venture to your site. Japanese decendent? I’m sansei. Motivational guru are ya? Pretty cool. I’m new to this Twitter thing and I don’t have much use for it, but it’s fun just looking around other sites and hoping to get something positive as I am in the world of healthcare and I myself is constantly stressed working in a critical care unit as an RN. Oh, I go by Augs or Auggie btw, and nice to meet you. I’ll start following you on Twitter and I hope I get the knack of this thing!
@Dariusz: Thanks for visiting! I’m definitely a TED lover and try to keep up with the latest videos. Unfortunately, I’ve been quite busy at the moment and haven’t had the time to watch, but thanks for the reminder.
Please feel free to join in and comment on my posts too. (I had a chance to check out your work on your website. Great stuff!)
@Aggy: Hi Aggy!
I’m glad you came across my site. It must be tough working in a critical care unit as an RN. I’ll post some tips for you in the future for handling stress, so feel free to visit anytime. Thanks for visiting! (BTW, I’m Nisei Okinawan)
Hey Ken:
I just stumbled across you blog after you started following me on Twitter. Very cool idea. I’m a huge believer in kaizen (in fact it used to be my screen name a few years ago) and it has had great effects in my own life.
Take Care,
Clayton (aka “Kaizen”)
@Clayton: Thanks for visiting! I’m glad that you’ve embraced the philosophy of ‘Kaizen.’ Let’s work on a Kaizen project when have a chance.
I love your Bio! I happen to love Sushi and Wasabi as well. I just stumbled upon your blog while reading @wsrebel. Following you on Twitter. Cheers!
@Lisette: Thank you for your comment! Please feel free to visit anytime.
Ken, Ken where are you? You haven’t written in such a long time. Hope all is well.
I have to laugh here! I accidentally came across your Twitter profile by looking at someone elses friends list and your website name caught my eye. “Wasabi”burger caught me by surprise! LOL! Living in the south, my friends make fun of my email address named wasabiaugs…so, I decided to venture to your site. Japanese decendent? I’m sansei. Motivational guru are ya? Pretty cool. I’m new to this Twitter thing and I don’t have much use for it, but it’s fun just looking around other sites and hoping to get something positive as I am in the world of healthcare and I myself is constantly stressed working in a critical care unit as an RN. Oh, I go by Augs or Auggie btw, and nice to meet you. I’ll start following you on Twitter and I hope I get the knack of this thing!
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