These are the must-read books for aspiring young entrepreneurs and the “Retired at 25″ set. Some are classics, some you’ve probably already read, and some I hope are new to you. Each is inspirational in its own way. 1. Rich Dad Poor Dad I have a special place in my heart for Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich [...]
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Last week I found what I thought was a money parking spot at the hospital. Right near the front, just next to the disabled spots. When I pulled in though, I noticed the sign, “Reserved for Clergy“: Since I definitely don’t qualify, I figured it would be best to find another spot. But it got [...]
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The latest manufactured controversy in California is over the assembly’s recent decision to pass a law mandating “gay history” be added to the curriculum in California public schools. Predictably, some people think this is at best just another example of the nanny state pushing the “homosexual agenda” and at worst a sure sign of the [...]
Switching up my lunch meal was another big shift for me. I used to always have a grilled ham and cheese sandwich, an apple, some baby carrots, and some white cheddar Cheez-Its. On a mission to reduce the amount of processed carbs I consume, I had to make some drastic changes, including getting rid of [...]
After reading The 4 Hour Body, I’ve made some changes to my eating habits. I’m also working my way through In Defense of Food, which contains some similar (but not identical) recommendations. Working from home, I ate a very consistent breakfast and lunch. Some would call the lack of variety boring but I liked my [...]
Next time some one asks you a question you don’t know the answer to, but could easily find out, you should refer them to the best website ever: www.lmgtfy.com It’s like Ask Jeeves, only more useful (although slightly less polite). Pretty simple interface and very helpful. Curious why more people haven’t caught on to this. [...]
