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One thing you won’t see too much of on this site is pictures of me. I’m really not a fan of having my photo taken, probably because I tend to look like a deer in headlights in photos. If you feel the same way you might want to check out this how-to-look-better-in-photos guide. It also has helpful comparison photos (good look, bad look). Think Clint Eastwood (squint) and E.T. (forehead forward). Would love to see some before and after shots of regular people, not the New York Times’ . . . . . . This is a cute little clip that teaches you everything you need to know about office email etiquette in 1 minute and 25 seconds. Here is a little gift to remind you that if you can dream it, you can do it. Amazing! It takes a little extra organization to do two post-graduate degrees at once. It takes a little extra patience to study financial analyses for 9-10 hours a day. It takes a little extra courage to pursue a non-traditional career path. It takes a little extra practice to be really good at computers and photography and Photoshop. It takes a little extra willpower to save, invest and build rather than spend, borrow, and buy. It takes a little extra humour to make me feel like the sun is always shining. It takes a little extra something to have all of these . . . . . . I have a friend who has another friend with my name. So my friend has two friends named Danielle, and we occasionally run into each other at different parties. Let’s call us Danielle A and Danielle B. Whenever I see Danielle B, I a) remember that we’ve met and share a name, and thus b) remember her name. Easy, right? Right. Except that whenever I see Danielle B, she’s like, “Nice to meet you, I’m Danielle. What’s your name again?” and I’m like, “Are you kidding me?” So. It appears that forgetting someone’s name – even if you share that name – . . . . . . |
 
 
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