At first, I certainly don't know what and where I'm at. I feel lost and despair out of nowhere. I don't know which way would I take the left or the right road? Left road is life contentment. And the right is risks taking by goal setting.

The nature of a man is choosing among things that would give privileges for the long run. Choosing from options that which with optimum assurance and less rate of complexity. Unlike others, risks' taking is by aiming for more than you hold in your hands. Raising standards and being continuously focus on achieving predetermined set of objectives.

The first step to success is to create a sense of direction. The chances of accomplishing huge things are just too little without direction. This direction can be produce through carefully planning and goal setting. Clearly defined goals, establishes what a person want to be in the future. It strives to describe what exist, how things work and looks at outcomes through courses of actions.

Unfortunately, people have a tendency to generate goals according to the people around him/her especially persons having authority. Competition is also involved in succeeding goals. It requires and pressures a person to have enduring performance against to the people surrounding him. This will eventually result to impressive outcomes. On the other side, set goals should be also be based on the person's values so goals are feasible to obtain.

Commitment makes worthwhile goals. Making things to work smoothly and efficiently is committing yourself to something you wanted. It can tell whether a goal can be achieved progressively or not because this provides a sense of self enjoyment in one processing the goal setting.

Motivation fuels a person to strive harder and work better. Goal itself motivates a person because this is the focal point and the end accomplishment.

By the second half of 2008 laptop or notebook PC shipments exceeded those of desktop computers¹. This astonishing leap to dominance within the computer market reflects the reduction in price and improvements in technology of laptop computers, but also changes in ways of working.

A growing phenomenon in the world of work is the shift towards home-working. About 8% of the workforce are now teleworkers (working from different locations, using the home as a base or working from home full-time). The HSE’s (Health and Safety Executive) 2006 Horizon Scanning paper reports that by 2015, 70-80% of workers could be, at least partially, working away from the office.² Home office workers are made up of several different groups: self-employed and freelance workers; employees who have the freedom to work from home some or all of the time and teleworkers whose motto is “work is something you do, not something you travel to”.³ The variety and breadth of homeworkers’ roles is as diverse as the workforce as a whole: from accountant to journalist and musician to software project manager. The one thing that unites pretty much all of them is their need to use technology on a daily basis.

Most home-workers find it necessary to be “mobile workers” too, whether driven by client and site meetings or just a desire for a change of scene. For this reason laptops rather than PC’s tend to be the technology tool of choice. Laptops were never really designed for prolonged use and can in some cases result in repetitive strain injury and musculoskeletal disorders.4 However, with the right accessories a laptop can be transformed into an ergonomically correct workstation. A home office laptop stand to adjust the height, (i.e. viewing position of the screen) and a secondary keyboard and mouse (so that hands have space to spread and find their natural position) can adapt a laptop to seriously reduce these health risks.