It’s always interesting for me to talk with people about their jobs (or the jobs they hope to have one day if they are still in school) because the views on work are so wide-ranging depending on the individual. One common theme that I always seem to come across is a sense of trepidation about [...]
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This distinguished-looking fellow on the left is one John Calvin and let me tell you something… I’m never going to invite him to a party at my house for 2 very important reasons. First, he’s dead. That truly puts a damper on any real chance of an invite to Chez Kuzia outside of some kind [...]
“Blank” Something Different
Mar 23
In thinking over my previous post on breaking a funk and reclaiming my rightful mojo, I knew some action needed to be taken outside of… well… just writing a post about it. While writing is certainly a form of action, it’s often more the declaration of desire than the actual exercise of change and movement. [...]
I’ve mentioned before that a lot of friends, family and co-workers will ask me variations of the question “How can I get into better shape/health?” It’s pretty much the most popular question I get… you know, besides “Do they sell elite-level handsomeness like yours in a bottle? Because I would totally buy that.” The answer [...]
One of my absolute favorite memories growing up were Saturday mornings – shocker eh? I had my own little routine of coming downstairs, popping on the Superfriends and pulling out my big bag of Legos to spread out on the floor and create whatever came to mind. As corny as it sounds, it was kind [...]
Throughout the news these days, it’s become all too common for those who bring us the news to actually be the news. Traditional print media is taking a complete beating these days because of a fundamental failure to evolve. Newspapers were killed by free classified sites like Craiglist’s and never figuring out a good way [...]
Walking away from it all
Jan 3
Could you do it? Up and walk away from everything in your life that your family and friends may associate with who you are? Your job, money, status and prestige? What would it take? This is what Jonathan Fields, author of the book Career Renegade: How to Make a Great Living Doing What You Love went [...]
