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How to be a prophet

by on September 15th, 2011

Few children say they want to be a prophet when they grow up. Maybe images of carrying stone slabs with lightning flashing in the background seems like a drag. Each of us can be a prophet (without the stones or biblical powers) by educating and advocating for our beliefs and causes. We can look forward [...] Read full story...

Be a novelty in the universe

by on September 13th, 2011

In nearly every chess match there comes a point when the players will be forced to make a move that has never been made in the history of the universe. This bold act of going "out of book" allows players to forge a new path, to be a novelty in the universe. In our lives, [...] Read full story...

How to support your supporters

by on September 9th, 2011

Supporting your supporters is essential. You should make it easy for your supporters to boast, so they can tell the world that they support you (without having to say it themselves). Today we want to give you the chance to share your story with the world. Tell us the most adventurous thing you're currently doing, [...] Read full story...

10 ways to get a job

by on September 7th, 2011

If you're like my youngest brother, you may be out looking for job or thinking switching positions but unsure or unable to find what you're looking for. While unemployment may be high, there are many jobs available for creative and critical thinkers. The trick is to stand out and show creativity and hunger for the [...] Read full story...

Why start school?

by on August 31st, 2011

With school starting again this fall it's important to ask the question: why go to school? In 2008, I had an idea that I should get an MBA. I realized though that there was a difference in gaining knowledge and gaining an education so I decided to start my own business, to begin travel hacking, to [...] Read full story...

The Serendipitous Sears Effect

by on August 25th, 2011

The wonder of exploration and learning is often cast aside as we search for exactly what we think we need to know. Serendipity, however, is a powerful learning tool and an important way to draw inspiration from other industries and thought-leaders. Knowledge will no longer arrive in your mailbox, online or offline, unless it is [...] Read full story...

Phone a friend

by on August 23rd, 2011

The best decision I've made in the past month is to meet weekly with a friend who holds me accountable. I tell her what I have been working on, what I want to work on and what I need help with. She does the same for me. Suddenly, by simply saying out-loud what I am [...] Read full story...

Winning Enduro

by on August 18th, 2011

Enduro is an epic battle where beat up cars drive around a mud track. When they get stuck or their cars break down, they have to stay right where they stopped. Soon the track is littered with vehicular corpses, acting as roadblocks for potential winners. Much like Enduro, we have to keep driving. Read full story...

5 ways to start travel hacking

by on August 16th, 2011

I always find when I arrive to a new place, I can live as economically as I need to, whether it's a week straight of Greek salad in Crete, sleeping on a wood floor in Estonia, taking enough chocolate-laced croissants from the buffet at breakfast in France to last me all week or hitch-hiking a [...] Read full story...