Posts Tagged ‘Satisfaction’

Dec 18
2008

Makes Me Tick

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 58 views | Reading Time 2:42

What makes you tick? What really motivates you? Is there a single thing that you can specifically pin down as the ultimate factor which can turn your entire outlook on life around at any given moment? I would imagine that we can all whittle down our many motivators down to a single, shiny motivator [...]

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Nov 26
2008

Age Of Minimalism

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 125 views | Reading Time 3:24

As our national economy continues to crumble and contract, our nation’s citizens could be facing a new age, an age of minimalism. Our country has been proud to have garnered the labels of the number one economy in the world, the leader of the free market, and the only country where if you worked [...]

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Aug 18
2008

Past Affecting Present

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 94 views | Reading Time 4:01

Mark Twain, one of our greatest American writers, was quoted as saying, “Happy is he who forgets (ignores?) what cannot be changed.” Mark Twain, or by the real name Samuel Clemens, lived from 1835-1910. Not really all that long ago, but his simple statement has long lasting meaning. He realized that people must release [...]

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Aug 4
2008

Peterman Philosophy

by Robert in Book Reviews | 114 views | Reading Time 4:18

Recently, I ran across the book “Seinfeld and Philosophy” by William Irwin and being such a huge Seinfeld fan, I happily placed the book on the store counter and forked over $20 so I could enlighten myself. The book contains 14 essays written by several professional philosophers about different subjects throughout the 9 year [...]

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Jul 25
2008

Meet Bill: Work Sucks

by Robert in Movie Reviews | 166 views | Reading Time 5:20

Recently, a new movie came out on DVD called “Meet Bill.” It was an odd movie to say the least. It featured a mentor, Bill, in the middle of some very precarious life situations. Bill becomes a little unglued and during this time, he happens to be signed up to be part of a [...]

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Jul 9
2008

Assembly Line Employees

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 164 views | Reading Time 5:22

In the article titled “Shortweek,” I brought up a theory about the current state of treatment of employees throughout our country. I stated, “Employee satisfaction and morale usually isn’t the number one thing on management’s minds these days.” While it is a pretty broad statement and there are many people who are being treated [...]

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Jul 3
2008

Shortweek

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 263 views | Reading Time 5:04

Today, in my daily routine of surfing the latest news and information on the Internet, I ran across an article about a subject that I’ve been a HUGE promoter of for many, many years. The article reported that the state of Utah is going to move their state employee base to a 4 day [...]

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Jun 26
2008

100 Item Living

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 173 views | Reading Time 4:58

Yesterday, I ran across a simple article discussing a “movement,” as they described it, involving people living on less. To be more specific, they are trying to de-clutter their lives to less than 100 possessions. They cited a few advantages for living this way: helping the environment by consuming less, de-cluttered living is less [...]

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Jun 20
2008

Quarteruptcy

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 135 views | Reading Time 5:10

Today’s article is a spontaneous article. I only have a topic in my mind to write about and the rest will come through mind and out to my fingertips. Take this journey with me as I proceed through a simple set of thoughts and let’s see where we end up. No, we are not [...]

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Jun 17
2008

Anti-Fan

by Robert in Everyday Nonsense | 128 views | Reading Time 5:29

If you read yesterday’s article, I talked about superstition and how it fits into sports and also our everyday lives. I mentioned how stupidstition, as I like to call it, is usually just a metaphor for failure. There are other times where superstition and the stupid practice of it are the results from something [...]

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