Freecycle Experiment & Success Story #1

[irenicspace]

This weekend I cleaned out garage up. The process took quite a few hours and produced a large amount of trash. However it also produced a number of things I was holding on to and was ready to “release.” I thought it was an excellent opportunity to try freecycling to which I was introduced to by ContentLove. Monday night I posted a number of listings to the

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MBA

[keith418]

I talked to a graduate of Stanford's MBA program, now a real estate salesman in Palo Alto, about 6 years ago. He wanted, at the time, to get me into the same MBA program and he told me what he thought the principle advantages to an MBA are. In short, he told me, it gives you a way to investigate and examine any particular business plan - from the smallest to the largest, and design it from the ground up. Those sorts of skills, he maintained, are valuable no matter what you are doing.

I read your post and thought about that conversation. I also thought about CFR telling Achad that when you run into any problem, the best way to solve it is to approach it in business terms.

Re: MBA

[irenicspace]

I also thought about CFR telling Achad that when you run into any problem, the best way to solve it is to approach it in business terms.

I think it has its limits, but it is generally a useful perspective to take.

Re: MBA

[tristan_moore]

What I have learned about in business has been incredibly invaluable to apply to several aspects of my life, not just work.

It does have its limits, but it appears based on my experience, that less limits exist with its knowledge than without!