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Work at the Expense of Family? Never Again!

November 1, 2012 By Brian Moran Leave a Comment

Even though the lines sometimes blur between home and work while working as an entrepreneur, I wouldn’t change it for the world.

Is a College Education Overrated?

September 17, 2012 By Albert Okagbue 52 Comments

Is Generation Y wasting their time, going to college and occupying Wall Street?

Filed Under: Featured Content, Money, Quarter-Life Crisis, The Good Life Tagged With: #Occupy, career, college, corporations, education, facebook, GE, Gen Y, General Electric, Generation Y, money, Occupiers, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, Peers, politics, quarter-life crisis, Statistics for Dummies, student loans, The Dumbest Generation, The Good Life, university, YouTube

“So many companies count on us to buy their products to fill the emptiness in our lives.”

July 17, 2012 By the Editors 1 Comment

This is a comment by Ryan Bjorklund on the post “Deliberate Optimism”.

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: advertising, buying, Comment of the Day, commercials, companies, consumerism, consumers, corporations, Culture, emptiness, first world, first world problems, happiness, incomplete, monoculture, optimism, shopping

Leap of Faith

July 3, 2012 By Atalwin Pilon 1 Comment

Atalwin Pilon took a leap of faith—into another country. Then he did it again, and again.

Filed Under: Business Ethics, The Good Life, Work/Life Balance Tagged With: Atalwin's Quest, business, Challenges, china, Chinese, Chinese culture, clients, coaching, consulting, corporations, courage, Faith, finance, Hong Kong, IFC, India, ING, international, introverted, introverts, negotiations, opening up, people, Philips, programmers, race, sharing, success, Thailand, yacht club

“I am thrilled to see companies are taking a stand to support gay rights.”

June 30, 2012 By the Editors Leave a Comment

This is a comment by Tim Stobierski on the post “Are You More Likely to Buy Products from Companies that Support Gay Rights?”

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: buying, Comment of the Day, companies, consumers, corporations, customers, equal rights, gay, gay rights, goods, lesbian, LGBTQ, people, principles, selling

The Way of Men: Interview with Jack Donovan

June 28, 2012 By Justin Cascio 23 Comments

“The Way of Men” book author Jack Donovan answers some hard questions about masculinity and society, and the way forward for men.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Freedom, The Good Life Tagged With: 9/11, Afghanistan, American, attraction, biological, Boy Scouts, boys' clubs, business, Chaos, chimpanzees, citizenship, commerce, competence, corporations, courage, crack, criminal, desire, economy, evolution, feminism, Fraternities, gang, glory, honor, injustice, intimacy, Jack Donovan, loyalty, masculinity, mastery, men, men's movement, men's rights, military, modern civilization, moral, Mormons, Motivation, narrative, natural selection, No Man's Land, organization, orientation, patriarchy, Police brutality, politics, power, primal, prison, protesters, religion, Robert Bly, Sam Keen, sex, sexual tension, slavery, social, social justice, social organization, sports, strength, structure, suicide, survival, tactical, tactics, The Way of Men, Thunderdome, tribal, veterans, Video Games, violence, War, western, women, world politics

“The Corporate Congress crybabies are mad because he is taking his money and leaving.”

May 30, 2012 By the Editors 2 Comments

This is a comment by jdh on the post “Did Eduardo Saverin Really “De-Friend” the American People?”

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: citizens, Congress, corporations, funds, government, intentions, legality, money, Outsourcing, passports, rules, U.S. Passport

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