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Blog Post: True "must reads": There are a lot of books out about success. I read Stephen Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective people" when I was in High School. I read "Rich Dad Poor Dad", "The Richest Man in Babylon", and…; Added by Joshua Lee at 1:55am on December 5, 2012

Blog Post: Anybody read this book?: The Secret Universe of Names: The Dynamic Interplay of Names and Destiny by Roy Feinson

Charisma. Power. Sex appeal. Wealth. What does the…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 2:33pm on January 24, 2009

Blog Post: Life Changing Quotes That Pack A Punch...read on!: Have you ever read a quote and immediately felt as though you could conquer the world? Well, I've gathered some of my most favorite quotes. I hope that you enjoy these and please pass them…; Added by Denise R. McCoy at 4:59pm on September 9, 2009

Blog Post: Roller Derby... Thanks to Slouch for his Blog!!: I would like to give a HUGE thanks to Slouch for mentioning in his Blog, that "us" Roller Derby Chicks (yes, I am one!) know how to reach our target market. Assassination City Roller Derby is a team…; Added by Amy at 4:56pm on September 12, 2008

Blog Post: Words to the Wise: Hedge Fund Trader Writes Farewell as "So Long Suckers!": Makes you think in many different directions .... some pleasant many not:

"So long, suckers." Millionaire hedge fund boss thanks 'idiot' traders and retires at 37

The…; Added by Dave Mendoza at 3:55pm on October 21, 2008

Blog Post: Talent Should Not Complain: Hank, A guy like you will always be found by a good recruiter. Nothing now you…; Added by Slouch at 10:59pm on August 30, 2007

Comment on: Topic 'Digging Into RecruitingBlogs.com v2.15 Odd Coupling': you MISSED Susan Boyle? You are someone who would hire her in a minute..., click on the link, c'mon..., all your friends are doing it.... And you missed Antwerp? - it makes me smile every time! SAI, I like it. ~Rayanne Steve Levy said:But John, it's always changing - the difference now is that everyone is writing about it using 140+ characters. We used to trust our parents and teachers to educate us about change; we used to believe that the government had our cradle to grave welfare in mind. I'm sorry I missed all six (do I really need to hearing Michael yelling - again?) but the difference between those who need to have their faith in humanity restored is that they've been living on the periphery - at best. You can be positive, upbeat, happy, madly in love, and smile at yourself in the mirror every morning AND be realistic at the same time. Perhaps this change profile will be different; perhaps more people will come out of it committed to helping others. Perhaps the recruiters who remain will take the phone call, answer the email, agree to a coffee meeting, whereas in the past they would have declined as a result of their high self-absorption index. You can't change if you have no idea what you're changing from and where you want to change to... As always, hugs and kisses! …; Added by Steve Levy at 11:37am on April 17, 2009

Blog Post: 7 Gorgeous Celebrity Homes that Will Inspire You To Work Harder: Do you ever wonder sometimes what life is like for the rich and the famous? What do multi-millionaires burn their cash on? A good glimpse to celebrity lifestyle is their homes. Estates owned by…; Added by Ellen Summerhills at 10:57pm on May 12, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'OT - The Olympic Torch Is Lit - The 2012 London Olympic Games are Underway - Yo…': n expected. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/olympics/19029439 BIG TENNIS Champions advance in Olympic competition. Wonderful? For me...NO! I still have a big problem with an important aspect of what the Olympic competition has become...an uneven playing field of the "Haves vs. the Have-nots". Remember when it was actually illegal for paid professional athletes to compete in amateur athletics which the Olympic Games had proudly defended and actually punished violators of amateur status? That was up until TV rights proved too lucrative to pass up which ultimately led to amateurism requirements to be gradually phased out of the Olympic Charter in the 1970s (Wikipedia). So today millionaire star athletes like Roger Federer, Serena Williams and LeBron James can compete vs. athletes many of whom have to do fund raisers at home to be able to afford the trip to the Olympic Games. To me this has debased the true fairness of competitive athletics in Olympic Competition. The majority of American athletes have to balance work, training and competing to reach the level of performance required to go to the Olympics. And most of them are not independently wealthy or have State sponsorship like many their foreign competitors. Nor do they have corporate sponsorships because many are just out of college. Love to hear what you think…, …; Added by Valentino Martinez at 3:56pm on July 28, 2012