Archive for the ‘Personal Development’ tag
100 Skills Every Man Should Know 2 comments
If you are looking for something to do on a Sunday afternoon, look no further. This list is a 100 Skills every man should know. I know about 42/100 so far, but when I have some time I will try to learn to do more. Some of the stuff is actually very cool.
Warren Buffett’s 10 Ways to Get Rich no comments
This is a great read. Anyone who knows me in person knows that this is something I am definitely all about. For those who don’t know, Warren Buffet is America’s richest person. He recently overtook Bill Gates due to fluctuations in the stock market.
Hack College no comments
I couldn’t come up with a witty title for this post, for that we will have to wait for ‘Gate’s comments.
Hack College is something I wish I would have known about when I was actually in school. The tagline for the web site is “Lifehacks, Study Tips for College Students.” There are some really good resources there for college students. Life Hacker, which is a great site in it’s own regard, also has a great list of some of the best posts from Hack College.
100 Free Online Ivy League Courses You Should Take Just for Fun 1 comment
Check them out here. There a handful I might look at, it is always fun to learn new stuff.
8 Essential Skills They Didn’t Teach You In School no comments
This post has a great list of eight skills you probably didn’t learn in school. Now that I am a member of the real world, I really would have liked to have learned some of these before now.
Warren Buffett’s 7 Secrets for Living a Happy and Simple Life no comments
This article has the details, below is the seven secrets without the details. If you don’t know who Buffett is, he is the richest man in America having recently overtaken Bill Gates.
Secret # 1 Happiness comes from within.
Secret # 2 Find happiness in simple pleasures.
Secret # 3 Live a simple life.
Secret # 4 Think Simply.
Secret # 5 Invest Simply.
Secret # 6 Have a mentor in life.
Secret # 7 Making money isn’t the backbone of our guiding purpose; making money is the by-product of our guiding purpose.