Entries Tagged as 'Career'

Thursday, August 3rd, 2006

Walking Away from a Dream

When I was 14 years old I had only one prized possession, my skateboard.  My neighborhood buddies and I used to tear up the streets of South Miami on our skateboards every day after school and all weekend long.  We would practice special jumps and tricks for hours until we had conquered them.  On a […]

Friday, July 28th, 2006

A Question of Now or Later

What would you do if you were in your mid-twenties and had to choose between two awesome job opportunities?  What if one was located in Boston and the other one was in Orlando?  What if one left you standing on the field next to Randy Moss during an NFL football game, while the other had […]

Sunday, July 23rd, 2006

Watching From A Distance

Have you ever felt unappreciated?  Have you ever felt like all your efforts are taken for granted?  I know I’ve been down that road a time or two, and until recently I wasn’t sure my labors would pay off.  But they did.  Last week I was contacted by my previous employer.  They basically told me I […]

Monday, July 3rd, 2006

Out of the Rat Race

My buddy A-town (Andrew) left a very intelligent comment in regards to my last post, “Perfect Rests in a Shade of Grey”.  He discusses the idea of harboring personal skills and efforts with the goal of building your own enterprise.  In other words: Get out of the rat race, stop trading hours for dollars, and […]

Friday, June 30th, 2006

Perfect Rests in a Shade of Gray

Everyone is on the endless quest for utopia.  We all want the perfect relationship, the perfect home, or the perfect job.  It’s pretty common to hear someone spit out a canned phrase like: “You should be grateful for what you’ve been given!”  I believe this statement holds truth… and I’m grateful.  I know the grass […]