I do not like this. Sony is vestibly going to attempt to own the videogames industry, and possibly turn it into the monopoly that Atari (and then Nintendo) had in the 1980's. That's not a good thing. Sony had a bit of justifiable reason to releasing the Playstation and using the early marketing tactics that it did (Nintendo literally backstabbed them when creating their vaporware CD addon, choosing Phillips over Sony while the system was well into development.). But they do not have a reason to overtake Nintendo. Gunpei Yokoi's death should not be more vain than it was.
It's a simple creedo of focusing on things. I tend to put things off too, much like you're saying. A good way of getting work done is to pressure yourself into doing work, sort of in a matter as if you are working at a restaurant, where you are ALWAYS working. Get into that mindset, and you can usually get things done.
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But it certainly comes to a point where the word "monopoly" becomes apparent....I wonder if Japan has anti-trust laws....
I do not like this. Sony is vestibly going to attempt to own the videogames industry, and possibly turn it into the monopoly that Atari (and then Nintendo) had in the 1980's. That's not a good thing. Sony had a bit of justifiable reason to releasing the Playstation and using the early marketing tactics that it did (Nintendo literally backstabbed them when creating their vaporware CD addon, choosing Phillips over Sony while the system was well into development.). But they do not have a reason to overtake Nintendo. Gunpei Yokoi's death should not be more vain than it was.
It's a simple creedo of focusing on things. I tend to put things off too, much like you're saying. A good way of getting work done is to pressure yourself into doing work, sort of in a matter as if you are working at a restaurant, where you are ALWAYS working. Get into that mindset, and you can usually get things done.