Category Archives: Writing

Are You Doing What You Love, Right Now?

By Greg Huntoon | May 21, 2009

I fell into my career in design by circumstance and fortune, and certainly had no great plans to be doing what I’m doing now when it all started. My education was all geared towards fieldwork, language study, and sustainable development. I figured that eventually my path would lead me back into the university life as [...]

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The Best Ever Failed 63% of the Time

By Greg Huntoon | January 30, 2009

Ty Cobb failed 63.4% of the time, finishing his career with a .366 lifetime batting average. The ultimate benchmark for greatness for a hitter is the .400 mark, and that has only been eclipsed 26 times in history. Hell, some of the sports’ greatest hitters failed 72-73% of the time, and made up for it [...]

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What Did You Want To Be When You Growed Up?

By Greg Huntoon | January 3, 2009

Are you doing what you thought you’d be doing with your life? Are you happy with where you’re at? Do you have any regrets about the decisions that you’ve made? Many of us end up down far different career paths than what we envisioned for ourselves. While it’s not necessary that you follow that path [...]

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