Meanwhile, my poor blog sits at home, faithfully waiting for me to bring home crabs. Or, leave her for a younger, sexier blog with a tight ass and no emotional hang ups.
(re)Examining Modern Convention
Tag Archive: success
How to Use Your Talents for Evil
When you cannot present what you produce in a way that means something to you and the world – your talents are being used against you. This is evil.
Self-Security is the New Entitlement
There’s limited resources and the illusion of limited resources. Whether or not the job market is as dire as everyone thinks, it won’t matter. Young people will stay at their jobs longer to hedge their bets by adding longevity to their job record.
How to Tell if Your Long-Term Unemployment is Affecting Your Long-Term Relationship
I am sure that long-term anything affects a relationship. It reflects within the relationship, too. If unemployment has changed me for the worse, I assume I’ve become less courageous.
How Firing Builds Character, Pt. 3
There is a superficial sincerity that blooms when it comes to treating coworkers well and doing a job to the best of our ability.
How Firing Builds Character, Pt. 2
We are all in the game of wanting to feel useful and needed and wanted.
How Firing Builds Character, Pt. 1
Fear works, if you are scaring yourself towards a personal best.
Do You Feel Competent?
Execution is the key to competence – and confidence.