This post is inspired by the Life­hacker arti­cle on Get­ting Things Done Explained to Stu­dents. I’ve men­tioned Get­ting Things Done (or GTD) many times in the past. Many of you prob­a­bly know what it is already. Some of you prob­a­bly use it as a way to orga­nize your life. But whether you are a GTD “addict”, novice or just plain harassed and you want to put some orga­ni­za­tion in your life, this arti­cle is for you.

This is the last of a three part series on 150 things about the Ate­neo. It’s dif­fi­cult to exhaust every­thing about the Ate­neo; so this is not an attempt at exhaust­ing every­thing about it, it is an attempt to show­case the beauty, and the his­tory, as well as talk about triv­ial things we prob­a­bly do not know about it. I hope it helps all of us Ate­neans (and even those who aren’t) cel­e­brate our expe­ri­ence and cel­e­brate the great­ness of who we are, what we stand for.

This is what we are about. This is the Ate­neo Way.

Just because you are not the man­ager of the depart­ment, project man­ager on a project or team leader on a team doesn’t mean you can’t be the leader. Lead­er­ship isn’t about your title or label, it is about what you do in the workplace.

When I was younger, I loved pro wrestling. I used to watch the WWF (pre­cur­sor to the WWE), and rev­eled in the fights and back sto­ries of The Ulti­mate War­rior, Andre the Giant, Jimmy “Super­fly” Snooka, The Mil­lion Dol­lar Man, Sting. I also loved the Marty Jenetty and Shawn Michaels of the Rock­ers, laughed at the funny antics of the Bush­whack­ers. I was a big fan of the Hit­man Hart of the Hart Fam­ily, and I saw Hulk Hogan beat wrestler after wrestler start­ing from his best friend Andre the Giant, to his other best friend Randy “the Macho Man” Sav­age, to Yokozuna, and even­tu­ally saw fear in his eyes as he lost to The Undertaker.

I think this is one of the most beau­ti­ful songs around. The melody is haunt­ing, the lyrics is the best, and Cristo­pher Cross just blows your mind.