Is it possible that competition doesn’t really exist? Continue reading
I’m excited to announce that I am beginning down a new path: devoting myself full-time to developing marketing communications strategy for innovative tech startups in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. That’s right, I’m going solo. Continue reading
Calling someone on the phone is inherently selfish and inconsiderate. But people still do it. In 2013, memorize these four ways to ensure that you’re calling for all the right reasons. Continue reading
Is there a right way to be gay? David M. Halperin thinks so and he expounds on it in his new book, “How to be Gay”. What do you think? Continue reading
So you thought San Francisco was free of homophobia. Think again: San Francisco Yellow Cabs will force LGBT riders to get out…and taxpayers are paying for it. Continue reading
A poem. Continue reading
The United States government isn’t investing in space exploration or related sciences—and it’s killing America. Continue reading
Obama is being out-raised by Romney. For two consecutive months Romney has squashed Obama’s campaign fundraising. But honestly, who cares? Continue reading
Now, I’ve talked before about Gen X vs. Gen Y in the workplace and how it relates to decision making and innovation…and I’ve talked about how growing up in the “lost decade” has actually helped Millennials/Gen Y. But maybe this new infographic from the MBA program at UNC Kenan-Flagler says it all…
I got to thinking, what can young people do to maximize their future wealth without compromising their current lifestyle? And it involved doing the unthinkable: throwing the 401k plan under the bus. Continue reading