[share_sc] When I first failed out of college – and went to work at a local pizza shop – most people didn’t talk about it. But there was one person who came to eat and visit me in my first couple of days working there. When I started running poker tournaments for a living, most …
[share_sc] My post earlier this week on Osama bin Laden’s death stirred up a tiny minority of readers. It wasn’t my goal to be “political” or “arrogant” – it was my goal to express and ask the tough questions I was struggling with. That said, I know death – especially in that situation – can …
[share_sc] As you likely know, it was announced last night that earlier in the week Osama Bin Laden was killed by a small U.S. Navy SEAL team in a luxury compound in Pakistan. I won’t pull punches – this makes me extremely happy. I’m not overly gung-ho about war, but in this case, I’m proud his …
[share_sc] It’s my huge pleasure to share an interview with Steven Pressfield on habit change, resistance, and doing the work. I’m a fan of several of Steven’s past books (check out the transcript for more info), so it should come as no surprise that I’m currently in love with his latest book – Do The …
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While I rarely repost “infographics” here (most I see are pretty lame), every once and a while one just comes along and blows my mind. In the past you’ve enjoyed ones on health care reform and the “too much credit” trend – today I hope you’ll take the time to dig into this beauty by College Scholarships.org: …
[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Adam Baker, founder of Man Vs. Debt. Last week, we touched on the “status quo” of our Upside-Down Nation. We talked about our obsession with the debt-fueled life path and how it’s keeping millions trapped. But talk is cheap. I’m much more interested in action. And this week, …
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