If you make it a point to master any one skill, make it idle chit-chat. It'll do wonders for your social life and professional aspirations. I do most of mine where solo idlers congregate. The most successful and content of those I've met shared some things in common. They smile like the sun, don't mind a little dirt, and never let their optimisms fade into the horizon. They are focused to a fault, on this earth to do what they do, and derive equal joy from work, leisure, and their outcomes. They acknowledge rules and mores apply to them, but operate under the terms of their own universe. And whether the world applauds or criticizes, it still looks to them for example.
People in Power - Monocle
Is Obama Tough Enough? - Economist
Ford Drops Out of Senate Race - New York
10 Ways To Win An Oscar - Daily Beast
The Importance of Knowing How To Delegate - Art Of Manliness
Regina King on Boondocks - Black Voices
Shareholders Slam Apple's Environmental Initiatives - Good
