I'm between an iphone and a cheap prepaid phone. I now have an LG. I could live without texting though it is cool. My finances are uncertain, so it is tempting to live on the cheap to sustain. On the other hand, it is tempting to get the tools that are likely to make me most successful, and the iphone could be one of those tools. What say you ( Read more... )

This was so good I'm going to listen to it again:

America produces remorseless killers in bulk. One hundred years ago, Jack the Ripper riveted the attention of the Western world by doing away with five people. This culture would barely notice such modest exploits--so many have surpassed the quaintly amateurish Ripper that we cannot remember their names, much less their crimes. Squadrons of ( Read more... )

You'll never crush your own mediocrity working only four hours a week.
--Robert Bruce, poet

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How Forethought (Not Intuition)
Separates the Good from the Great
Jeff Stibel | October 20, 2010
http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2010/10/how_forethought_not_intuition.html
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Being successful doesn't make us happy. But being happy (having
good relationships, good autonomy, doing something meaningful) is
more likely to make us successful.
--Sonia Simone

Justice is what love looks like when it speaks out in public.
--Bill Sinkford

Love is your response to your values in another person.--Ayn Rand ( Read more... )