What 11 Highly Successful People Do To Stay In Shape The most successful people know they need to push themselves — mentally and physically. Here are the workout routines of 11 highly successful people. I’m exhausted just reading this. Does that mean there’s no hope for me? 😉
Surprise Bday Party for Donna Marie Sat. 10 23 ..umm sumpin’ tell me she knows. #justsayin
I know this may sound like heresy but I must admit that I’ve never really been a fan of the book “Eat, Pray, Love” or the book’s author, Elizabeth Gilbert. Having said that I must admit I found this talk surprisingly moving. As well, I found Elizabeth Gilbert to be funny and endearing. In this video the author muses on the impossible things we expect from artists and geniuses – and shares the radical idea that, instead of the rare person “being” a genius, all of us “have” a genius.
“The Best Kept Secret in Networking” Looking for a new job? Maybe you need some good advice. If so, who will you call? Most of us naturally choose a good friend, someone with whom we feel close. But is that really the best person to reach out to? Interestingly, research shows that tapping into good friends is probably not the most effective way to network. According to a well-known sociology study, people are 58% more likely to get a new job from a weaker connection than they are from
“Dance Yrself Clean” by MS MR Originally by LCD Soundsystem New York synth pop duo, MS MR, does a sort of languid and dreamy lounge version of LCD Soundsystem’s “Dance Yrself Clean”. The effect is certainly charming as all hell. Especially the back-end when the track picks up and shifts into a shimmering new wave jam. Nice.
A Funny Map of the United States as Labeled by an Australian
Mo’ Better! Taking Movember to a whole new level. (Photos: Reuters/Michaela Rehle)
“What If Our Obvious Weakness is Actually Our Hidden Strength” We all face challenges. Maybe it’s a disability, personal characteristic or circumstance that has put us at a disadvantage. Occasionally, the challenge these obstacles present may cause us to feel a little dejected and think, “if only.” If only I hadn’t had a learning disability. If only I was taller or more attractive. If only I had been more athletic. If only my parents had had more resources. And so on. The thinking being that if only I hadn’t had this disadvantage I
More business wisdom ( aka Diagrammatical Sh*t) This time: “Corporate life explained”
People are as happy as they make up their mind to be. – Abraham Lincoln