Lecture on Video Game Play and Problems
Video games are good … or bad … or addictive … or fun … or the bane of society … or something that brings people together … or helps surgeons perform well … or makes people lose their jobs and fail at school …
Ok. So what gives? If you’d like to know, join me at a talk at the PIAT Conference at the Dominican University (PDF Download) this Saturday, March 18th.
Meanwhile, if you’re interested in a book I’ve written on the subject, check it out here.
Spoiler alert: I like video games, but they can be played problematically just like anything else. Also, I’m currently playing Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Overcooked. They’re cool.
Productivity is many things. For some, it is about doing a lot in a little time.
But, truly, productivity is so much more. It is about:
- Setting yourself up for success.
- Being focused where you want to be.
- Doing things that you find meaningful.
- Being creative, sometimes even in harsh environments.
- Forging your own paths.
- Finding your voice and delivering it well.
- Knowing and actively deciding on your obligations.
- Knowing where and how to say “no”.
- Avoiding procrastination.
Too often, many of us fall into just going along with and fighting whatever the world throws at us. “Go with the flow!”, we say. Meanwhile, we might think, “I’d like to do that one thing. Maybe one day I will.” The days go by. The goal never arrives, and then we wonder why or blame circumstance.
But when we learn to take charge of our lives and the world
around us, we start living life with intention.
Of course, striking out may seem scary. It takes courage to live life with purpose and on purpose. Roadblocks and worries, fears and concerns show up everywhere.
This is my passion. I want to help you to find that sense of your own unique play to meet the world so that you can:
- Create a life that is yours.
- Find and follow an inner guide in a way that works for you and those you care for.
- Decide on your obligations and meet them while building the world you want.
Using OmniFocus: Differences between Clients – Series continues
Announcing part II of the continuing series.
Village Gamer Reviews Video Game Play and Addiction
Check out this super-duper-mega-awesome review of Video Game Play and Addiction from the Village Gamer. /me doing a dance.
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