Best posts at the college info georek 2012
Last update January 2, 2013
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Okay, 2012 is officially over!The past year has been epic for me and Info Geek College itself. One of the most profound changes in this blog (although you may not have noticed) is that I have taken almost all written responsibilities here. From the modest beginnations of this blog in mid-2010, although quite a lot of 2011, I had a team of writers, and also published many guest posts ..
However, during 2012, most of the posts were published by you. This has allowed me to more accurately control every student’s indoctrination of students everywhere. Now, please, sit down right now.As for me personally, 2012 was a hell of a year, probably the best of my life for the moment, in fact. I finally left the country and went to Japan, ran two to five obstacles, went to SXSW, learned the serfin, met some of my favorite bloggers in person, and jumped out of a perfectly good airplane. I also met the girl of my dreams.I’ve also published.
And that post came to me one day at about 3:00 in the morning, and I just had to write it. I was a huge fan of Pokemon, growing up (and I’m still in), so the idea that this attitude to real qualities was very fun for the flesh …
It turns out I’m not the only person who likes this concept.
The year 2012 was the year I stopped spending so much time on part-time work. At the end of 2011, I stopped being Armenia, and quit my job at the campus’s career center. My plan was to focus only on the school and this blog from this onward …
However, I soon found out that I was actually less busy than I thought. Instead of using all my new free time to work in blogging, I was just finishing up and getting.
That’s why I wrote.
Since I wrote this post, I took a few steps to get back on track. I’m not ready yet, but I’m making progress. If you feel that you have the same problem, you must give this post …
If I can make a bold statement, that’s it.
One of the concepts I’ve tried to convey to my readers is how important it is to build.
Having a personal website is one of the best ways to create a personal brand. It gives you an online base of operations-a place where you can let people know who you are, show your best work and much more. When people see your site, they can see the current picture of your achievements-something.
That is why I created a guide to create a personal site. I wanted to give people a complete step-by-step guide to working with the website. This has been incredibly successful: to date, it is one of the most popular positions in Info Geek College, and.
Soon I plan to build a gallery of students ‘ personal sites. If you have already built and are interested in being elected at launch, you will register for my newsletter at the bottom of this post. When I’m ready to launch, I’ll send you the details …
Of all the wonderful things that have happened this year (perhaps besides meeting Anna), it was easy-the fun, the fun, and the one that brought me the most personal growth …
You can never really understand how an impact that will be loaded in a completely different culture will have on you as long as you just don’t.
While I wanted to write about Japan, I wanted to write.
In 2011, I arbitrarily wrote a post called.
Since the post has done so well, I have decided on a follow-up work for the second year. However, my whining to go too far to write projects is better than me … instead of just being a small list, that is.
In fact, you might want to download it to yours.
You know I’m not a fan of reading? Dry, boring posts with the same old research boards …
To write posts that use the nuts I love as a springboard is a lot of fun, and I’m probably going to do a lot more this year …
How can you make yourself more resistant to potential employers? It’s a question I’ve been asking myself all the time, and I spent a lot of time thinking about how to help students get our chance to be mixed up and make an impression …
This post was originally supposed to be a list.
I also decided to leave it in five in the hope that the people who read this post would actually be.
Well, then, start the tiger …In addition to the giant statue of Gundam, the lovely maids on the street.
Seriously, it’s almost impossible for a woman’s age if she’s between, say, 25 and 45. With men, it’s a little easier … but still. All young and fine …
Why is such a dramatic difference from our motorized culture scooter here in the states? It’s just that. People in Japan:
It’s just that simple, but I have to say much more about it than just about it. Read to learn about my observations and learn how to apply Japanese lifestyle to your own benefit ..
Finally, after, it seemed,
I actually turned 21 on a night flight from L.A. to New York, so there was no crazy party or liver poisoning that night. In fact, I don’t think I’ve made any real conditions for this case until a few weeks …However, it was very good to finally become a protax-grader of America’s age barrier and to have the right to go to the bar with their friends. But this is not the only thing that I have understood; I also looked back and reflected the growing and better things I had done in the 21 preceding years.
This post contains a handful of this wisdom that I would like to share with you. It also contains some wisdom I have taken from other sources without remorse. If you can find out all other sources, +1000 internetwork to you …
It’s probably the most boring post I’ve ever been with, and that’s one of my favorites, too. It touches a topic that I think is really important at this stage of our life …
One thing I hear from college students is that they doubt their abilities. They think they won’t be good enough for someone to want what they need to offer. Even I suffered from self-doubt during the first half of college …
I wrote this post to help people (including me) to deal with this self-doubt and defeat it …
If you really think about it, you probably have something to suggest that you’re not giving yourself enough credit. I mean, just think: the fact that you read this blog puts you in front of a huge group of students who do nothing but drink and copy the homework from their friends. They get a job somehow, so that means you’ll be there.However, if you have any doubts, read this …
Whip, this is the best of 2012 at Info Geek College! I can’t wait to see 2013, believe me, I have big plans that you want to stay. In fact, if you’re not on my list yet, why don’t you use the form below to subscribe to my newsletter? I have some big things, and the subscribers hear about it first!.
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27 Councils on College, which I learned in the Second Course.
Further work in my popular post about what I learned in the first year of the year, this post provides even more lessons from the year of the second year …
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