About Me
Why work really hard for someone else? Why not do your own thing?
I am an Attorney turned Entrepreneur.
This is a blog about my forthcoming book, How I changed Careers...a resource, sanctuary and knowledge base for the working wounded who want to run their own show and need a little inspiration.
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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Fund Raising With The Real Housewives of Orange County
We did a charity fund raiser to raise money for a woman battling breast cancer with the Real Housewives of OC at Gina’s home in Coto De Caza. Gina was a gracious host and bought the Travertine Spa Gift Basket. Continue reading
Juste Pour Rire: The Nouveau Poor Discriminated By Old Poor
Sometimes we all need a laugh. This economy is brutal. Very Brutal. My friend Juanita sent me this link from the Onion.com Its about the Old Poor and how they discriminate against the Nouveau Poor. Listen for such terms as … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee Break
Tagged Career Change, Coffee Break, juste pour rire, mansion trash, nouveau poor, the onion, the onion.com, Whimsy
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Starting a Cupcake Business?
A few months ago I post and an article, How About a Career Selling Cupcakes? from the New York Times about the fascination of starting a cupcake business. Today, when reviewing the searches on HowIChangedCareers.com it seems like people are … Continue reading
Sobering News About Unemployment: The New Poor
This story hits close to home. Literally. Thsi town is near my home in Southern California. From the New York Times/ NewYorkTimes.com The New Poor Millions of Unemployed Face Years Without Jobs // // // BUENA PARK, Calif. — Even … Continue reading
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What Search Terms Bring People to HowIChangedCareers.com
Its interesting to see what terms people are searching for. Believe it or not, the biggest terms that land here are about the photo of the sewer worker in Calcuta and people wanting to work at Chanel – they must … Continue reading
Career Change: From Securities Broker to B&B Online Directory Founder
“Don’t be too hard on yourself. Never look at anything as a failure but rather as a learning experience.” Mary White Founder, CEO BnBfinder.com What was your previous career? Securities broker What was an average day like? My day was … Continue reading
Posted in Career Change, Interviews, Marketing, Women
Tagged b&B, Dare to Dream, entrepreneur, mary white, Somebody's gotta do it, womensleadershipexchange.com
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What Questions Do You Have About A Career Change?
Starting next week, I will be interviewing entrepreneurs and career changers on why they made the change? What do you want to know? If you could ask a forum of people who have made the switch to give you some … Continue reading
Black History Month Part II: Alvin Ailey
From pbs.org. Early performances of “Revelations” (1960) established Ailey’s company as the foremost dance interpreter of African-American experience. The dance quickly became the company’s signature ballet, eclipsing previous concert attempts at dancing to sacred black music. Set to a series of spirituals and gospel selections arranged by Brother John Sellers, “Revelations” depicts a spectrum of black religious worship, including richly sculpted group prayer (“I’ve Been Buked”), a ceremony of ritual baptism (“Wade in the Water”), a moment of introverted, private communion (“I Wanna Be Ready”), a duet of trust and support for a minister and devotee (“Fix Me, Jesus”), and a final, celebratory gospel exclamation, “Rocka My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham.” Continue reading
Happy Black History Month
I love Black History Month, typically becasue I learn something new that I didn’t know about the African American Experience. Something that shows me how far we have come as a people. Yes, as a Black Man, I have my … Continue reading
