Oh, the Places You’ll Go!: Dr. Seuss for 20somethings
Today’s guest post is from Megan Atkinson aka “Madam Energy” — an energy efficiency consultant by day, energy industry and career blogger after dark at the Energy Careerist. She believes wholeheartedly in the power of tenacity, innovation, and a great...
Jesus, My Father, the CIA, and Me
Jesus, My Father, The CIA, and Me is a profound book. The sign of a profound book is not that it makes you want to read more — a sign of a profound book is that it makes you want to write. I was compelled to put down Jesus, My Father, The CIA, and Me...
Amusing Ourselves to Death
“…Americans are the best entertained and quite likely the least well-informed people in the Western world” Just a take a moment and let that statement marinate. Is it even shocking? Or have I already lost you to a Youtube video of a...
What Story Are You Living? – #19 A Million Miles in a Thousand Years
I first knew A Million Miles in a Thousand Years was a needed book for twentysomethings to read when one of my best friends told me he quit the job that sucked the life out of him like that vacuum that can pick up a bowling ball. He was quitting and moving to...
How Twentysomethings Thrive in Today’s Globalized World
Globalization might not be the sexiest of words, but fail to pay attention to it and find yourself sleeping on the couch like the day you called your spouse the name of the person you almost married. To kick off this 20 for 20something countdown of the top books and...
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