The Secrets to Your Success?

[diva]

Originally Posted by fritz

it was popularized by malcolm gladwell's latest book Outliers (which i didnt read) but i like the idea that if someone sucks they'll either quit, or keep trying.

Malcolm Gladwell is F5 Expo's keynote speaker.

[tiedye]

Originally Posted by fritz

it was popularized by malcolm gladwell's latest book Outliers (which i didnt read) but i like the idea that if someone sucks they'll either quit, or keep trying.

Actually Levitin published it in his book 'This is Your Brain on Music' long before that hack but it's been a present theory in the neuroscientific community for quite some time. One of those recurring numbers that scientists and mathematicians embrace with confidence.

[laska]

gladwell is the layman's levitin

[mojo]

good thread

[fritz]

Originally Posted by diva

also, shop at T&T after around six-ish, most of their prepared food is discounted. you will have to fight little old ladies for the good stuff, but you get to save money.

aka "secrets to my indigestion"

[rawb]

Originally Posted by lildonkey

Ahhhh i see even now, after all this time i have been away from fnk, Rawb still thinks he's the only one on here that makes money lol...

that's a very interesting and unique interpretation of what i posted.

[diva]

TED Talks.

This TED Talks speaker talks about avoiding "The Danger of a Single Story"

[Antenna_Boy]

As the UFV BASA President and BBA student, the science to success is all about your own way of thinking and networking with successful people. Read my "Investing in Personal Development" message on the Business Administration Student Association website:

BASA: The Business Administration Student Association at the University of the Fraser Valley

[prozac]

Make an effort to remember people's names. (That "I'm bad with names but I remember faces" bullshit is so played. Remembering and using names makes people feel special and you stand out because no-one else does it. Useful in business and personal situations.)