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By: Buster Etchison

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By: Monique

Monique — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 23:27:48 +0000

Can I ask if you people can help me….about the Top Ten richest undergrads? Those who lacks education or those who haven’t attain any education, and yet manage to be succesful and rich.

Thanks.Ü

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By: Mike Bite

Mike Bite — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 12:28:17 +0000

Hi Jun,

Money really isn’t what you should look for when planning your career. To find THE RIGHT job isn’t easy and I’ve to admit that I had some trouble myself.

Here a few questions I asked myself:

- What are my hobbies?
- What are my talents?
- What are my passions?
- Who do I like working with?
- What environment do I enjoy working in?
- When have I been happiest?

After finding the answers to this question I was a big step closer to the right decision. I also created a DREAMLINE spreadsheet which helps me going the right way and achieving my coals.

Thanks for the great post. Fantastic job.
Mike

By: Jun Loayza

Jun Loayza — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 06:25:45 +0000

Hey Charles, I half agree with you. Just because you make money though, it doesn’t follow that you’re having a positive impact on this world. Just look at Exxon Mobile; they make more money than anyone else and they have a negative impact on this world.

I do share your vision though. I want to make a positive impact on this world.

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By: Charles Ju

Charles Ju — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 07:46:09 +0000

Jun,

haha. good post. (My Twitter @reply was a complete joke, btw).

I think the real thing I chase is neither the money nor the lifestyle. For me, making money is fun. It is Sat. night, 11:45 PM and I’m working, and I wouldn’t want to be doing anything different.

The reason why making money is important to me is because making money is a direct impact on the world. The only way you can get money is by providing something of value to another human being. By making lots of money, that’s providing a lot of value to the world, really making a difference.

By: Dave Liu

Dave Liu — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 19:48:08 +0000

Hey Jun what are you doing today?

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