Author: Hipolito Munoz

The Mythology of the business entrepreneur

By Hipolito Munoz, Managing Editor It is hard to find a job, especially one you want and one that you will grow in. One must always remember that those opportunities are there for the growth of the business you are being hired to work for. What is the price you agree to in order to give up your calling? There should be a disclosure to the recruit that states; “now that we have hired you, remember, you are not here to fulfill your dream, or follow your path, you are here to make sure this business, which does not...

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Charlie Hebdoe is an Asshole

By Hipolito Munoz, Managing Editor Charlie Hebdoe is that asshole in your family you just don’t invite to gatherings. There is a lot of chatter in cyber space about those of us who decided to use the #JeSuisCharlie hash tag. As an example, I got into a rough conversation which ended in my friend calling me names in order to see what my tolerance level was, and that is when I realized that Charlie Hebdoe was my super intelligent uncle that no one wanted to associate with, but when he needed a helping hand, everyone pitched in, I will...

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Let’s (Not) Recognize the Work of MLK and the Civil Rights Leaders In Film!

By Hipolito Munoz, Managing Editor “A picture is worth a thousand words,” what about the lack of a picture? How many words do you need to make the same point? In this MLK weekend, the film “Selma” not being included by the different guilds to be recognized is not a shame, it’s a reminder of who has the power to recognize and celebrate themselves for the world to see. If you want to find out who these folks are take a look at this piece at by the LA Times written in 2012, http://touch.latimes.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-82539611/. Here is some of the...

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Confessions of a “Volunteer.”

By Anonymous, Contributing Writer So last year, 2014, I made $3000 dollars! Yep, me, a college educated professional. There are many reasons and we do not need to be go into but a nasty divorce several years ago has a lot to do with it. So what does this have to do with volunteering? Well, these past several years I found myself “volunteering” my time and services to several organizations because I felt it would help me find new meaning in my life and a way to reconnect to people in a way that would be less selfish and...

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