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Saturday, July 31, 2010

Smart & Savvy

How to Get Out of Your Bubble How to Get Out of Your Bubble

Venturing out of your comfort zone. If you’re in a bubble, you desperately need... 


Summer Hats for Him & Her Summer Hats for Him & Her

Maybe you’re having a bad hair day. Or maybe you’re just trying to keep the sun... 


Six Cool Watches Under $250 Six Cool Watches Under $250

A watch is really the only accessory that can do two things at once: tell time and... 


Halfway Mark: Taking a Step Back Halfway Mark: Taking a Step Back

It’s already June. We all know what that means. Yup, summer officially starts and... 


The Organic Revolution The Organic Revolution

Is going organic worth it? Are you the type who buys organic because you know it’s... 


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The Workplace

7 Workplace Ergonomics Tips You Must Follow 7 Workplace Ergonomics Tips You Must Follow

By Esther Suh, OT/L, Occupational Therapist – Ergonomic disaster. This guy... 


Quarter Life Crisis Symptoms Quarter Life Crisis Symptoms

In a time loop. Quarter life crisis: "...like a kid in a toy store with a million... 


Entrepreneurial Mindset Entrepreneurial Mindset

Jaime Hepp is the president of a successful marketing company that focuses on training... 


Tips from the Top of the Career Ladder Tips from the Top of the Career Ladder

One-on-one with Esther Koh, former Senior VP of GE Financial. ...So what do you do?... 


Developing your Personal Brand Developing your Personal Brand

Who are you? PRNewsFoto/TAG HeuerTiger Woods is not who you think he is. His real... 


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Coffee Table

Putting Passions On the Side? Putting Passions On the Side?

By Charlsie Niemiec — Parents often tell their kids that they can be anything they want to be when they grow up, and many people have the leeway to decide what it is they want to do. While this freedom to choose is powerful, the push and the pull of today’s current economic state is causing people to give up on those dreams, making it almost... [Read more]


In with the Really New, Out with the Almost New In with the Really New, Out with the Almost New

By Rod McLaughlin – I have a confession to make. My cell phone is old. I mean really old. My cell phone is so old that once when I took it to the Verizon store for a new battery, the girl behind the counter audibly chuckled upon seeing my device. OK, it’s only about four years old but in the world of cell phones, that’s ancient—especially... [Read more]


Lakers – 2010 Champion Lakers – 2010 Champion

By Paul Choi — What an ugly game. Just look at the stats and you’ll wince. Watch the first half over and it will make you cringe. But none of that matters. The Los Angeles Lakers shot 32.5 percent from the field and missed 12 free throws. Who cares? Kobe Bryant missed shot after shot and Pau Gasol didn’t show up until late in the... [Read more]


The Friend Breakup The Friend Breakup

By Semhar Debessai — Friendships and why splitting up with friends can be more heartbreaking than parting with a significant other. “On to the next one…” - Jay-Z. When you break up with a significant other, there seems to be a standard course of action for recovery that ultimately, hopefully, ends with what the aforementioned song quote... [Read more]


Fashion Talks: Is $20 for an Outfit Really Cheaper? Fashion Talks: Is $20 for an Outfit Really Cheaper?

By Rod McLaughlin – The long-term impacts of fast fashion. We all know about fast fashion, that democratization process whereby designer clothing worn on the red carpet or the runway just two weeks ago is on the shelves of H&M, ZARA and Forever 21 today. By democratization, I mean people can wear the latest $1,000 trends for only $20. Fast... [Read more]


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