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AHHHHHHHH..It’s good to be back. I was dealing with the loss of my mother so I needed to regroup…back to the madness that lives inside my head;)

Talk to any garden variety hippie :) and they’ll tell you that they wake up everyday and set their day’s intentions. They’ll go into great detail about what they want to happen that day and they will visualize it happening and set their intentions. While to some this may seem like a total waste of time - it isn’t. Furthermore, there is a lot to be learned regarding the power of intent and how it relates to what we do for a living

Hold on. Here comes a bit of an A.D.D diatribe - I apologize in advance:)

Camus once stated that, “We can’t create experience, we must undergo it.” more

AHHHHHHHH..It’s good to be back. I was dealing with the loss of my mother so I needed to regroup…back to the madness that lives inside my head;)

Talk to any garden variety hippie :) and they’ll tell you that they wake up everyday and set their day’s intentions. They’ll go into great detail about what they want to happen that day and they will visualize it happening and set their intentions. While to some this may seem like a total waste of time - it isn’t. Furthermore, there is a lot to be learned regarding the power of intent and how it relates to what we do for a living

Hold on. Here comes a bit of an A.D.D diatribe - I apologize in advance:)

Camus once stated that, “We can’t create experience, we must undergo it.” more

Here they are, the commercials designed to get all Americans to complete the Census 2010 questionnaire.

The census effort is one of the biggest market-research project’s this decade. They will spend North of $15 billion to count the U.S. population as of April 1, 2010, and gather tons of data on U.S. consumers, which will help all marketers.

Your thoughts on its value to spend ratio?

Here they are, the commercials designed to get all Americans to complete the Census 2010 questionnaire.

The census effort is one of the biggest market-research project’s this decade. They will spend North of $15 billion to count the U.S. population as of April 1, 2010, and gather tons of data on U.S. consumers, which will help all marketers.

Your thoughts on its value to spend ratio?