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My 40 Seconds of Fame
I just realized this is the first ever post on my site with a video of myself included. Exciting times. This post doesn’t hold much value except some entertainment. I recently wrote on some reasons you should juggle and thought I would upload a quick video of 3-ball juggling. Enjoy. My 40 Seconds of Fame from Adam Bate [...]
Continue reading...6 Reasons why you should learn to juggle
Saturday, October 17, 2009
I learned the basics of 3-ball juggling when I was about 13. I’m pretty sure my grandmother signed out an old VHS on learning how to juggle from the local library in hopes to keep my brothers and I occupied. Well it worked. I’m fairly certain any one of us could pick up and juggle [...]
Continue reading...Become a Knowledge Expert in Anything in 6 Months.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
When I chat with people about personal branding a common theme surfaces in most young new graduates, students, and entrepreneurs – not enough experience. More importantly than not having enough experience is not having a way to stand out in the crowd – or the industry in which they are or wish to be working [...]
Continue reading...Spend money guilt-free on whatever you want: Be smarter about your finances.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
When was the last time you spent even $100 and didn’t feel any guilt? If you know me, you know I have a “spending” personality. I enjoy spending and typically have lived such a way. Unfortunately, being a student for most of my life, every purchase was full of guilt. Do I really need this? Should [...]
Continue reading...Take that, Undergrad.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Well it was a long battle – 6 years to be exact – but I have just finished writing the last exam of my undergrad. I couldn’t have asked for a better exam to end it with – or a better day for that matter considering it was warmer today than it has been all [...]
Continue reading...It’s a good time to be young…
Saturday, January 24, 2009
On Friday, it finally happened. I was directly affected by the loosening economy. It skewed my well crafted vision for next year and I’m pretty sure a few more grey hairs popped out. I was stressed. For a day. I’m young and finishing University. I don’t have a debt (other than that life-long, trip-a-year debt to [...]
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Friday, October 30, 2009
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