每年这个时候，深圳街头的行人匆忙了许多，身边被偷被抢的情况多了许多，年度工作总结财务预算都来了，同事们都在排练着年会节目⋯⋯
是的，年关又要来了。
马上要来的是中国农历新年，而现在实际上已经是2012年。照例要盘点过去的一年，唯有认清当下的自己，才能规划未来的自己的样子。
2011年，依然全年都在做着一个项目，用心经营，团队从组升级为工作室，做的事情并没有太大变化。尽管人数增加了一倍，但是对于我来说，真正的收获是对玩家的更深了解，以及对人性的认识。
随着团队人数的增长，工作方式必须要改变，2011年看了不少的管理书籍，从郭士纳到乔布斯，从《rework》到稻盛和夫的《活法》，并没有任何一种管理方式可以照搬的，有人独裁着做出了最好的产品，也有人群策群力把濒死的超大公司救活，每个人都可以找到最适合的管理方式，前提是明白自己要追求的是什么，明白了自己要的，多思静想，才会做得更好。太多人不知道自己为什么要工作，为什么要忍受上司日复一日的苛刻要求，难道只是为了薪水和生存吗？工作的意义可以延伸到人生的意义，稻盛和夫说：“人活着的意义和人生的价值就在于提升心性，磨练灵魂”，“聚精会神、孜孜不倦，全身心投入每一天的工作，这就是最尊贵的修行，就能磨练心性、提升思想的境界”。正确的人生哲学只有在努力工作中才能产生，人的精神在日常的不懈的劳动中才能得到磨练。
过去一年里，我并没有变得更圆滑，并没有学会更善于交流，我相信相对于努力在人生里实现最大的价值这一点来说，这些是次要的，唯有了解自己，先弄明白自己想要的、想成为的，也就是乔布斯说的“初心”，才能获得更多，“初心”才是真正的人生内因。找到了“初心”，人生的一切才能清晰明了的串起来，否则就是被动的、杂乱的。
因为旅行、工作出差，过去一年里踏足了中国大半个省份，也第一次踏出了国门。旅行其实很累，追求的只是看到壮丽风景的那一瞬间无法言喻的感动，新的一年里，努力争取时间继续领略世间的美丽和未见过的风景。
2011年的学习主要以it、管理、历史、文学为主，花了许多时间在微博上吸收各位业界和各行各业精英的观点，总的来说，微博学到的知识已经超过了看书。这一年看过的书，推荐：
《浪潮之巅》，了解科技史；
《活法》，了解人生和工作的意义；
《史蒂夫·乔布斯传》找到自己的初心；
《怪诞心理学》让自己对习以为常的事情多一步思考；
2012不是世界末日，生活还将继续，新的一年里，期待更了解自己，勇敢面对自己内心，继续思考，继续行走。
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