http://disqus.com/by/fbishara/enSun, 30 Nov 2014 16:08:53 -0000https://tech.eu/features/3256/europe-top-startup-countries-good-bad-ugly/#comment-1719408647<p>Great post and beautiful photos. I would add 'Law of Jante' to the list of bad in Sweden</p>Fadi BisharaSun, 30 Nov 2014 16:08:53 -0000http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/18/shopkick-brings-in-store-mobile-coupons-to-android-phones/#comment-98849262<p>You ain't seen nothing yet.. <br>Shopkick is hiring! <br>Want to change the in-store-shopping experience as we know it? <br>Send your info to jobs@shopkcik.com </p>Fadi BisharaThu, 18 Nov 2010 11:06:35 -0000http://techcrunch.com/2010/09/21/huddler-launches-white-label-platform-to-revamp-online-communities/#comment-80103490<p>Huddler rocks. Ted and Dan built a core team of awesome people. These guys will soar. </p>Fadi BisharaWed, 22 Sep 2010 14:01:46 -0000http://www.jordym.com/post/158150203#comment-14466562<p>"More" than what? or "better person" based on whose standards?? <br>Success is an experience. experiences are never constant, so is success. <br>My definition of success depends on what actions, achievements, recognition, connection, thrill/adventure, etc. or whatever that experience -or a combo of them- I make happen in my life. Once I know what my definition of success is, I focus on actualizing it as often as I can.</p><p>When I experience success, I'm often feeling joy/happiness,, and vise versa; whenever I'm feeling joyful/happy, I'm likely to be actualizing -at least one of- the experiences that defines success to me. Accomplishment/achievement &amp; recognition/validation (with $850m) may or may not beTHE experience of success for everyone. There are many accomplished achiever$ who live miserable lives and don't even accept or consider themselves successful. On the other hand, a social worker may consider her/himself a success when s/he connects in a meaningful way with another human and make a difference in that person's life based on that interaction.. others may consider success to be good husband/wife or good parent or a peaceful yogi...</p><p>What is your definition of success?</p><p>Once I know what defines success for me, I'm mindful to be creating those experiences as often as I can (or as you said: do "more" of)</p><p>Congrats! I believe its great that you followed your truth -even if it was painful at times- and asked yourself these tough questions. who was it that said something like "the unexamind life is not worth living" (;</p>Fadi BisharaSat, 08 Aug 2009 01:54:58 -0000