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by Stanley Lee

Realities of the Factors to Consider for a Job Other than a Paycheck

September 3rd, 2010 with No Comments

A few months ago, Joshua Becker of Becoming Minimalist posted the following 12 factors when looking for a job other than a paycheck: 1. It makes a positive difference. 2. You enjoy your co-workers. 3. You feel appreciated and valued. 4. You are trusted. 5. It is something you love to do. 6. It fits [...]

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Interview with Srinivas Rao, the brainchild behind Skool of Life and BlogCastFM

August 8th, 2010 with No Comments

Last week, I had the pleasure and privilege to interview Srinivas Rao. The conversation was fun and I have gained insights from him about life, professional development, and health as a business school graduate and avid surfer in Southern California. For those of you who don’t know him, he is the brain behind the personal [...]

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Interview with Tammy Strobel: How to Simplify Your Life by Becoming (and Staying) Car-Free

July 31st, 2010 with No Comments

A few days ago, I have had the pleasure of interviewing Tammy Strobel of Rowdy Kittens. She is also the author of the book Simply Car-Free, which is the central theme of the interview. We talked about a variety of topics, ranging from: cycling as a life style bicycle selection and theft prevention touring simplistic [...]

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Dangers of Impaired Biking and Walking

July 27th, 2010 with 1 Comment

Drinking and driving is now a firm societal faux-pas. However, impaired biking and receives scant attention because of the lack of high profile instances and a bicycle’s absence from impaired driving laws in Canada, according to Margaret Miller, national president of MADD Canada. Impaired walking (i.e. walking with the head down solely focused on texting [...]

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Benefits of Food Pickiness

June 26th, 2010 with No Comments

When you are a child, your parents most likely have told you about not talking to strangers to avoid getting kidnapped or hurt. As an adult, this practice does more harm than good when the need arises, especially when you’re searching for a job, securing sales, finding information, etc. Talking to strangers is as a [...]

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