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New-Age Dilemma

11. September 2009

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New-Age Dilemma

I miss the good old days.
I had a land line and an email address.  I’d get calls to my house and if I missed them, people would leave a message on my answering machine.  When I got home, I’d listen to the messages and call people back.  (Let me interject that I would return communication [...]

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Dear CNN: Please Stop Making Me Hate You

14. July 2009

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1,000 Killings In Mexico Border Town.
CLICK.  I click on this because it is astonishing, appalling, and shocking.  Why then, do I see that the actual webpage of the article has the headline as “12 Slain in Mexico Identified as federal officers”?  I know sexy article titles are the name of the game, but this has [...]

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How Do You BREAK THE RULES?

11. May 2009

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I’m working on breaking the rules lately.  Yes, working on it.  It’s harder for me than it should be.  But Chris Brogan really has put me on a kick to figure this out and I can’t stop thinking about the fact that to succeed I need to create my own game and break the rules.  [...]

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Darwin Is (Kind Of) Smart.

24. April 2009

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Darwin is a cool guy.  I like the idea that the fittest wins:
•    I study longer for my test, so I get a better grade than you.
•    I swim faster than you, so I get more medals than you do.
•    I work harder than you do, so I get more clients than you do.

In terms [...]

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Not Everyone Can Be an Entrepreneur

21. April 2009

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I was speaking to my friend Kim last night.  Kim has three jobs – she works full time at Deloitte, she writes a column for CBS, and she has a very successful blog with three other female writers.  Kim also has an apartment, and a boyfriend.  She seems to have it all.
We were talking about [...]

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