Well, I took the plunge. You should start seeing some changes to this site in the next few days or weeks (always seems like there is more to do than I have time). Those who have checked here from time [...]
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The Last Lecture: A Love Story for Your Life
ABC News: The Last Lecture: A Love Story for Your Life Professor Randy Pausch’s inspiring last lecture at Carnegie Mellon about living life to the fullest struck a chord with people all over the country. Seven months later, Pausch talks [...]
Mobile Phone – Improving the quality of life?
I just read this interesting article by John Dvorak. The interesting thing is it is a PC Mag article. His whole premise is that phones have not made life better, in fact in many ways it has created some misplaced [...]
This could be what I have been looking for!!
I am pretty excited about this one. All the experts: Covey, Ziglar, Mackay, Peters…the list goes on and on. For less that $20 a month! And they have an affiliate program. So you can get what you believe in and [...]
Lawyers Unhappy?
Instapundit.com – Finally, while I know some lawyers who are happy, most aren’t. It’s possible, of course, that they’re the kind of people who weren’t really happy before they became lawyers — not surprisingly, the field has an attraction to [...]
Do what you believe in?
Could it really be that simple? As this blog indicates I have looked at multiple sources for online income; something to help pay down the student loans. But nothing has “fit†me. I mean I really like my “day job.†[...]
Sports -vs- Business
SI.com – The Fortunate 50 But the average wealth of the 50 actually fell by $500,000 since last year’s list. The reason? Endorsers are taking fewer chances on athletes and increasingly turning to Hollywood celebrities (No. 2 Phil Mickelson and [...]
LeClair, 40, Dies Of ALS
BaseballAmerica.com: College: LeClair, 40, Dies Of ALS “Most people are defined by what they do in terms of wins, honors, accomplishments and things like that. Keith is defined by the way he lived his life. He put his family and [...]
The mean value of the ‘Nasty Boss’
CNN.com – The mean value of the ‘Nasty Boss’ – Jul 7, 2006 Nor does Stanford professor Robert Sutton, an organizational psychologist. He’s developed a whole philosophy, presented in an upcoming book, on bosses who are, well, jerks: They’re a [...]
The Lesson of TGI Friday’s: Never Take the Customer for Granted
FOXNews.com – The Lesson of TGI Friday’s: Never Take the Customer for Granted – Business And Money | Business News | Financial News The lesson is that you can become a victim of your own success, unless you always keep [...]