Your Smart Phone Is Your Friend

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For the Young Cubicle Soldier, working full time and caring for a young family will take up an enormous amount of time and energy as raising a family should. Yet with good time management it's still possible to obtain the knowledge and skills necessary to move your life in the direction you want to go.

 A few years back I worked as an assistant producer for America's Best TV Show and Prime TV Network where 80 % of my time was spent researching entrepreneurs and small businesses in Los Angeles County, Chicago, Columbus Ohio, North-east "Boston" and Dallas Fort Worth areas. For me this was exciting because I genuinely love talking to people who get big things done. Wouldn't it be great to have the wisdom of those who have gone before us in our hands at any given time?


Conversation with the right people who have already gone where you are looking to go can be some of the most valuable of personal connections. Sometimes it's a full on lecture, other times it's a Q & A session or just simple dialog over a beer. It is in these times If the relationship permits where you can ask "I'm sorry I know we're just talking but do you mind if I record our conversation?" Your Smart Phone Is Your Friend.

 Ok, so at this time you may not know of anyone who you can connect with and glean from their valuable experience. Yet there are champions right now who are giving away priceless information all over the Internet and for FREE. Watch or just listen through your phone or iPad and feed yourself. Your Smart Phone Is Your Friend.

 Due to some health issues and a drastic change in my lifestyle I rarely drive myself around anymore. While utilizing public transportation I'm able to use my time wisely and study any number of issues while traveling because My Smart Phone Is My Friend.

 Beyond the games, beyond the viral videos and everythingelse that is today's distractions or entertainment, we can still feed ourselves with knowledge. Next time you are on the train, sitting in that waiting room or find yourself unable to sleep in the middle of the night, remember Your Smart Phone Is Your Friend.





Written by 〰 Bruce P (Odd) Collard

You can be You, reach your Dreams serve God & still Enjoy Life

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Although written for young adults or teens who due to circumstances beyond their control were without emotional or financial support ANYONE CAN MAKE USE OF THESE PRINCIPLES.

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