Returning The Favor: Meet Donovan, the Epitome of Work Ethic
The response to Returning the Favor has been absolutely overwhelming.
The response to Returning the Favor has been absolutely overwhelming.
Struggling to feel better about your fellow man?
Ahh, geez. My mother will dine out on this for years…
If you haven’t heard, (and even if you have,) Facebook is getting into the content game
Holy smokes! I guess we know what you were doing in Crown Point!
Last week’s post on the election is still making the rounds. Some people liked it. Some people didn’t.
I don’t know who this guy is, but he’s all over my wall, all over Facebook
“That’s probably why Rowe has over 3.3 million fans on his Facebook page,”
I’d call it pornography, but that doesn’t quite do justice to what I saw.
Hey Mike – I LOVE this page. But if you don’t mind me asking, what’s it’s true purpose?
Mike Rowe has a lot of love for entrepreneurs. Best known as host of Dirty Jobs, Rowe works hard and advocates for others who have the courage to blaze their own path. In this short video, Rowe answers our rapid-fire questions. He talks about what inspires him (hard work, duh), honesty and about sometimes having to “eat the shit sandwich” at work. We also got him to talk about his obsession with Facebook. “I try to post something every day,” Rowe explains. “Now there are almost 2-1/2 million people who are sitting there, waiting for me to say something, which Read More
Mystic Meaning writes: Dear Mike, I’m amazed by what you’ve created here.
Mike’s Facebook posts have become the stuff of legends, averaging 400 words and reaching 3,000+ words if the mood strikes.
On 10 November 2013, The Marines had a party, and Mike had a Ball. The old theater looks like the one in Young Frankenstein – the one where Gene Wilder and Peter Boyle sing “Putting on the Ritz.” Every seat is taken, and the air is filled with a weird mix of anticipation and familiarity. And maybe a faint hint of mothballs. I’m in the mezzanine this year, sipping champagne and jammed into a tuxedo that’s undeniably smaller than it was last November. Behind me, a retired general is singing The Star Spangled Banner, along with the rest of the Read More