A Viable Need for Solitude

I’m going to connect a couple posts from 2 great writers together about the rising and viable need for solitude in today’s information packed world. Ryan Holiday wrote a post about the need to demand and take time for yourself to have meditative isolation. Glenn recently commented on this particular post, and added [...]

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Generation Y Changing the Workplace

According to the article, “Task, not Time: Profile of a Gen Y job”, by Tamara J. Erickson, the Gen Y workers are challenging the traditional 40-hour workweek or eight hour day and rather be compensated for what they produce, not the time they put in.
Many Generation Y workers find themselves with [...]

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The Explosion of International Tourism

Read an interesting article from the Harvard Business Review courtesy of my college. Focusing on trends on the business horizon, international travel is expected to double, from 800 million international visits in 2008 to 1.6 billion visits in the year 2020. Looking at the economics of this trend, there can be only so [...]

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“We cannot step twice into the same river”

I’m currently studying the Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, the Hays Translation. 
“We cannot step twice into the same river” – Heraclitus
Marcus expands on this… “Time is a river, a violent current of events, glimpsed once and already carried passed us, and another follows and is gone.”  (4.43 in Hays)
 Its amazing at how I can relate those [...]

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30 Days Update

So its been about 3 weeks into my new habit of drinking as much water as reasonable during the day. Whether its lugging around a gallon, 1.5 L , or regular 16 oz bottles of water at school or in my car, I have experienced a few pros of drinking water. Like my [...]

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The Power of the Past

In Law 7 of the 48 Laws of Power, written by Robert Greene, I read an awesome statement;
Use the past, a vast storehouse of knowledge and wisdom.
Reading about and learning from others experiences will save you countless hours, days, months, and even years of wasting time, energy, and if you want to get real dramatic, your [...]

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Tomorrow’s Leader

I spent some time today in the periodic room in college, and found out that they offer the Harvard Business Review for students to read, with some issues dating back to 2000. I grabbed an issue with emphasis on Leadership. I then read the article “Where Will We Find Tomorrow’s Leader?”, an interview [...]

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Mirrors

“People mirror back to us the reality of who we are”
I read this phrase from the book, The Third Jesus, by Deepak Chopra. Very similar to the golden rule, “Do not do unto others as you would expect they should do unto you”. So when you sit down face to face with reality, [...]

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30 Days

I frequently visit the website and blog of Steve Pavlina, and rediscovered an older post of something I found interesting. The blog post titled 30 Days to Success explains a great way to form new habits. Perform your new habit for 30 days straight, and then decide whether you would like to continue [...]

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We are our Experiences

A few weeks ago, I read an interesting post by Joseph Kelly on the phrase; “We are our Experiences”. Joseph’s post definitely made me search for the true meaning on that phrase. As Joseph recognized and stated, people often accept things the way they are, or make excuses for things that happen [...]

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