Top 7 Epically Tragic Love Stories in Video Games. For Valentine’s Day 2012

February 13, 2012 by  
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“The happiest times of my life was when I was in love” – Hugh Hefner

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Valentines Day is upon us, and this year I wanted to compile a list of characters and stories from my favorite video games. Video games get a lot of bad wrap and the common stereotype of a gamer is this:

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The truth is, I played video games growing up, and every now and then, I still play a really great game once in a while. I enjoy it. And I can say that as a kid, playing RPGs, King’s Quest, and other adventure games helped me with my learning skills and intelligence. Remember King’s Quest 4, where you had to type in commands for the princess to do in order to advance in the game? What about the organization of Materia in Final Fantasy 7? Regardless, here are my top 10 favorite tragic love stories in video games: [Spoiler Alert!!! If you haven't played these games and want to, don't read ahead in the story sections] Read more

What’s Your REAL Score?

January 14, 2012 by  
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We keep certain thoughts in our mind, swimming around and ever-evolving and moving around. Often times, we let our minds keep track of the stats. Something, with regards to activities we are attempting to master, keeping score matters. The baseball player who wants to win the game, or the SAT tests that a student needs to improve his score on to get into Harvard.

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Recently a good friend of mine brought to my attention that my “score” may be lower than what I say it is. When people ask me, I say, “I stopped counting after 30, because it doesn’t matter to me anymore”. And honestly believed it to be true. I recently wrote the “list”, and here’s my final tally as of 15 minutes into it. I am counting every “insertion” or “happy ending” for me as “1″: Read more

What are your Dreams?

December 19, 2011 by  
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If there was one thing that you could achieve in this lifetime that would make you feel like life was worth living, what would it be? If you died tomorrow, what would be the one thing that regretted not being able to do?

This is an important question to answer for any man who chooses to travel in a path of his own choosing. As I started asking my friends this question, I realized that most people haven’t really even thought about it.

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In this post I will share my dreams with you. Read more

Hot Chicks With Cameras

November 29, 2011 by  
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I like cute girls and their little cameras. Girls, if you end up sleeping with Hunter Moore, don’t text him naked pictures of yourself.

Code of Honor

July 2, 2011 by  
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Inspiration: Rich Dad’s ABCs of building a business team that wins.

  • Business is easy, managing people is hard
  • Entrepreneurs create jobs, they don’t need jobs
  • The difference between a business person leader and a self-employed entrepreneur is the ability to lead teams
  • Under pressure, the code becomes clearer. Sharper. Calmer. In support of each other
  • Our mission: Elevating the financial and relationship well being of humanity
  • Google: To organize the worlds information and make it universally accessible and useful
  • Living your own business life
  • Never abandon your teammate in need.
  • When a code is established, do it early on when the heat is off.
  • Under pressure, the team with the strongest code survives. I.e. Military men under fire still need to stay calm and work as a team.
  • My own father used to tell me, “always be at least 5 minutes early. This gives you time to prepare and think, and you will be more equipped to take advantage of opportunities and avoid mistakes. Remember the 5 minute rule, son.”

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