Business
The weekend is almost here again. And soon, all over the world, people will make a very common mistake and get lost in a destructive habit. They will get lost in the grey zone. They will go into a weekend that they want to spend with a good book and the family, maybe with friends down at the pub or with going out for a hike or a picnic in the sunshine. And then they will get lost in thoughts about work.
The expanding gray market-the economy that happens without permission-offers unlimited opportunities to end dependence on the job/public-assistance paradigm.
If you’ve got money and you know it, take it out your pocket and show it. *snatches money out your hand and runs.* Thanks. Here are some other mistakes you’re making with your money.
One of the most common problems is procrastination. We know what we want to do and should do. But still we end up spending hours upon hours doing “easier” work or escaping via TV, blogs or music. Now, nothing wrong with a little escape from time to time. But if you procrastinate too much you will not get the most important things done. And you will also send yourself into negative spirals where your self-esteem plummets and you spend your days or more in a vague negative funk. So what can you do? Here are 7 timeless tips to help you to stop procrastinating and start living your life more fully.
Learn simple daily practices that support personal, family and business empowerment from inspiring speaker Lee Brower – author, teacher, mentor and coach for entrepreneurs and CEOs.
Trinity Bourne: I can’t help but feel that there is something terribly wrong with our world when over 1,134 children, women and men fall to their death in a tragically unsafe building designed to churn out cheap clothing for people in the western world. But the question that really burns my heart, is “how many people need to die before people really start to do something about it?”
So, in this age of constant and limitless opportunity offered to us by the internet, what exactly should we do with ourselves? There is one secret, that is not-so-secret, that will let us find the answer we are searching for. And it is inside each and every one of us. It is our intuition.
Quinoa became popular because of its health value, yet the quinoa-growing region is the most malnourished in Bolivia because farmers cannot afford to eat their own crops. They sell their high-value quinoa and buy cheaper, less nourishing foods instead.
The youngest power player in American politics, millionaire John Ramsey is a new breed of libertarian. He works to expand personal freedoms, sees all business as charity, espouses growing one’s own food and despises crony capitalism.
Recently launched in Chicago, the modern vending machines from Farmer’s Fridge include freshly made and organic food items, packaged in recycled BPA-free plastic and housed in a fridge made of reclaimed barn wood.
If you’re reasonably intelligent, getting a job is one of the worst things you can do to support yourself. Here’s why you should avoid getting a job.
Ask yourself if your boss is extraordinary by the following traits they possess. Here are 20 things that extraordinary bosses do differently.
I’ve interviewed lots of people – highly successful people, about their ingredients for real life career bliss.
I spoke with a Policeman yesterday in the City of London who told me to keep my eyes open and “report anything suspicious”. As I’m a dutiful citizen, I’m reporting this short tale to you.
