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Just came across an article that Po Bronson wrote for Fast Company. “What Should I Do With My Life?” is both the title of the article and the title of Bronson’s book on the same topic. I’ve seen the book on the shelves at my local bookstore for years (though I never read it . . . → Read More: “What Should I Do With My Life?” asks Po Bronson  FILED UNDER: Salvo's Thoughts  TAGGED: books, career, education, entrepreneurship, philosophy, work  COMMENTS: Comments are closedI’m not alone in my inability to consider hand modeling without thinking back to Seinfeld. But for a few people in the country, modeling palms and fingers isn’t a source of humor–it’s a source of income. Rather than go on and on with wicked puns about the profession, I’ll hand off the conversation to . . . → Read More: Lending a Hand for a Living FILED UNDER: Articles, Pictures & Videos TAGGED: advertising, Media, TV, work COMMENTS: Comments are closedIn a report from the BBC today: People who can choose their own working hours enjoy better physical and mental health, a report has suggested. Link: Flexible working ‘good for heart and soul’ [BBC News] // Share| Thanks to Scott for pointing me in the direction of this TED video, which I love. (TED has a bounty of wonderful videos online, by the way. Highly worth perusing their site.) “It would be insane to call Hamlet a loser. He is not a loser, though he has lost.” // . . . → Read More: Alain de Botton from TED: A kinder, gentler philosophy of success FILED UNDER: Pictures & Videos TAGGED: money, philosophy, society, success, work COMMENTS: Comments are closed |
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