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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Famous People Who Were Rejected From College
Time puts rejection letters in perspective, says Ted Turner. He received dual rejections as a teenager, by Princeton and Harvard, he says in an interview. The future America’s Cup winner attended Brown University, where he became captain of the sailing team. He left college after his father cut off financial support, and joined his father’s billboard company, which he built into the media empire that spawned CNN. Brown has since awarded him a bachelor’s degree. http://www.howichangedcareers.com Continue reading
Posted in As Seen on TV, Career Change, Celebrities, Dare to Dream, In the NEWs, Just DO It!, Ya gotta have Faith
Tagged Advice, Career Change, cnn, Coffee Break, college admissions, college rejection, Dare to Dream, entrepreneur, Harold Varmus, harvard, high school, John Schlifske, Lee Bollinger, meredith viera, princeton, scott mcnealy, stanford, ted turner, The grind, tom brokaw, wall street journal, warren buffett, wsj.com, yale
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Career Change: Become a Chef
The Culinary Institute of America has a 2 day course where you can try your hand as a Chef.
If you decide its not the career for you, at least you can learn some great recipes to share with friends.
Watch and learn.
Wall Street Journal/ From Engineer to Chef Continue reading
Posted in Advice, Coffee Break, Dare to Dream, Entrepreneurship
Tagged Career Change, Coffee Break, Dare to Dream, entrepreneur, wsj.com
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