Henry Rollins: The One Decision that Changed My Life Forever
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A lesson for millennials who sulk in their parents' basement playing video games day and night... moaning, "Woe is me. Life isn't fair".
I can identify a bit with Rollins. My first job out of high school was as a janitor, swabbing toilets for minimum wage.... all along thinking, "I want more out of life. I need to do better."
It wasn't as though I had family role models to look up to. Only about half of my family's generation before mine even graduated from HS. My father dropped out of school and got his GED after military service.
I can identify a bit with Rollins. My first job out of high school was as a janitor, swabbing toilets for minimum wage.... all along thinking, "I want more out of life. I need to do better."
It wasn't as though I had family role models to look up to. Only about half of my family's generation before mine even graduated from HS. My father dropped out of school and got his GED after military service.
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Now it all makes sense.. Good of you to come clean.
Wouldn’t it be interesting to know this homo’s background?
My guess: RR’s parents both went to Sarah Lawrence and met at a Starbucks where they worked as baristas. They didn’t have the capitalistic knowledge to buy shares in the company so when RR’s mom shat him out in a public toilet (at Starbucks) his other Mom braided his hair and they fed him 35% off protein bistro boxes because neither Mom was strong enough to breastfeed him from their A cups
Eric Schmidt, google him if you don't know ( pun intended )
his two traits he looked for in applicants; persistence and curiosity
success isn't born, it's made by choice and mindset
his two traits he looked for in applicants; persistence and curiosity
success isn't born, it's made by choice and mindset