By Nathaniel :: July 25th, 2007 :: Play :: Comments (0)
In an attempt to follow through on my promise to talk about soccer for 1 week here on TGS, here’ s a little rant about soccer and this lovely country of our’s . . .
David Beckham’s arrival definitely has people more interested in professional soccer than is usually the case, particularly the domestic kind. […]
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By Nathaniel :: July 20th, 2007 :: Play :: Comments (1)
So, I’m a bit of a soccer fan. Never played the game that much (except for that broken foot), but I enjoy watching Planet Earth’s Most Popular Sport. I think it’s probably the most popular because it doesn’t take much more than a round ball and some flat land to play it, but hey, it’s […]
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By Nathaniel :: July 20th, 2007 :: Quote Friday :: Comments (0)
Last time’s quote comes to you from Chris Wilton, the retired tennis pro turned London socialite in Woody Allen’s Match Point. This week, let David Beckham’s arrival in SoCal take us on a turn: Sphere: Related Content
“The defenders only have themselves to blame there.”
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By Nathaniel :: July 11th, 2007 :: State of Mind :: Comments (0)
You have to be “in the mood” to do just about anything effectively. I know I can’t drop down on the keypad and think of a good link bait idea, or send an inspirational email to a biz partner for that matter, unless I’m really feeling it. If you ain’t feeling it, you’re […]
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By Nathaniel :: June 29th, 2007 :: Quote Friday :: Comments (0)
Last week’s quote came from Claire Wolfe, the author of Insanity, the Job Culture, and Freedom. On this Friday, may you find luck . . .
“The man who said “I’d rather be lucky than good” saw deeply into life. People are afraid to face how great a part of life is dependent on luck. […]
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By Nathaniel :: June 27th, 2007 :: Living Exceptionally :: Comments (1)
On a trip to Las Vegas this weekend I got to work in a lot of reading, and I came across multiple articles about formerly accomplished businessmen now living the simple life. I’m sure you’ve heard simliar tales - one guy, who was 49, was a former CEO of some large software firm for […]
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By Nathaniel :: June 26th, 2007 :: Personal Growth :: Comments (1)
There’s a lot of advice on the internet that is geared toward teaching people the best ways to invest their money. Stocks, bonds, mutual funds and 401k’s all are things we’ve become familiar with either through personal experience or simply by reading the newspaper.
While even the un-savviest of humans know that investing money in […]
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By Nathaniel :: June 23rd, 2007 :: Quote Friday :: Comments (0)
“Think about it. Job holders by definition aren’t capitalists. Job holders, no matter how well paid they might be, function merely as the servants of capitalists, just as medieval serfs functioned as the servants of lords. They are beholdin’. They function in a climate of diminished responsibility, diminished risk, and diminished reward. A climate of […]
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By Nathaniel :: June 19th, 2007 :: Entrepreneurship :: Comments (1)
I like reading Aaron Wall’s SEOBook. I’ve seen him speak at conferences, even bought a domain or two from him, but it’s not like we’re boys. I just like the way he writes and I enjoy the undeniable quality of his posts.
It was on his blog today that I was reminded (through a […]
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By Nathaniel :: June 18th, 2007 :: Living Exceptionally :: Comments (0)
Living “successfully” is in some respects all about opportunity. Some opportunities you create, and others are just a given depending on who you are, your family, your geographic location and thousands of other factors.
Those pre-ordained opportunities can vary quite a bit - while most would be quick to point out being born into this […]
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