I guess I’m always looking for new ways to reach a wider audience. A good number of people choose to read Beyond the Rhetoric on the website itself. Others opt to use an RSS aggregator or via the free email subscription...
Read MoreIn my post regarding the importance of recognition and acknowledgment, I mentioned that 70 percent of American workers are unhappy with their jobs. They can feel that they are not being valued or they may not be able to...
Read MoreAs I was reading Saving the World at Work by Tim Sanders last night, I came across an interesting statistic. (This is on page 136, if you’re reading along at home.) According to a recent Gallup poll, 70 percent of American...
Read MoreEvery Wednesday, I link out to some interesting posts that I find in the blogosphere. Some of these show up in my Google Reader, since Google dominates my life. Others, I just happen to stumble across in the most random of...
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That’s right, folks! It’s time for another contest on Beyond the Rhetoric. In the...
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This post has been guest blogged by Ray Ebersole “Space, the final frontier.” That is...
Read MoreI think most of us had mothers who nagged us as children. Many of those same mothers continue to nag us to this day, but you know what? We love our moms just the same, if not more. Given how much they give us, how much they...
Read MoreEarlier this week, I wrote a blog post exclaiming that you can do well by doing good. This was meant to illustrate the philosophy of thinking beyond the bottom line and ensuring that you are doing good things for the people...
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The other day, Yurecho reminded me of a post that explained political systems using a...
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Although I can perfectly understand that not everyone is going to know everything about...
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Hi, I'm Michael. By day, I'm a writer and editor. By night, I'm still a writer and editor. I'm also an engaged work-at-home dad, a voracious foodie, an avid traveler, and a thinker who thinks he might be thinking too much. Beyond the Rhetoric is a reflection of my eclectic life, fueled by caffeine and Wi-Fi.
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