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Thursday, January 13, 2011

We've moved our publishing to our new website, www.branedonlinemag.com. We welcome you to join us there as we continue to grow. Thank you for your support and for keeping up with the magazine. We look forward to seeing you over at our new home.  www.brandeonlinemag.com Thanks, {BRANDED}...
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Why I Do It - Travis Corrigan

Friday, December 31, 2010

There is an unanswered question that has and continues to collectively baffle economists, psychologists and career coaches. The question has existed parallel to the economic system that encourages its asking. The answer is hard to produce and succinctly...
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STUDENT: Build a Playground and Stretch Your Ideas - Part 3 of 4 - Alex Grimnes

Monday, December 27, 2010

In the previous parts of this series, we explored the opinions and insights of both entrepreneurs and academics in reference to the importance of a specialized major for students. Both articles provided valuable information into our quest for a deeper...
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Double Bogey: Why Business and Golf Sometimes Don't Mix - Josh Reed

For as long as business has been conducted, the golf course has been considered an ample and appropriate place to seal the deal. I could not disagree more. Golf is undoubtedly the most frustrating sport, and I use the word “sport” lightly. The absence...
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Opportunity Recognition: It’s All About Networks

Saturday, December 18, 2010

In my last post, Entrepreneurship Debunked, I started an inquiry into distinguishing the reality of being an entrepreneur and some of the bullshit that you get fed, e.g., books about how to start a company. I promised to develop my conjecture that entrepreneurship...
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STUDENT: Part 2 of 4 - An Academic View of the Importance of Your Major

Monday, December 13, 2010

I found it redundant to ask university advisers and professors whether the type of major earned truly affects a student’s future success. But, for the sake of this article, I asked anyway. What did I find? I found that most believe in the development...
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One of a Kind: How College Athletes Bring a Unique Skill Set to the Real World - Josh Reed

Saturday, December 11, 2010

 Most people think college athletics are all about football programs big enough to be considered cities, pay to play scandals and weekend blowouts that even The White House Party Crashers would be obliged to attend. Perhaps there are some truths...
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Big Girl Job: On the Hunt for the Elusive… Vol . 2: Thinking Outside the Bun

Monday, December 6, 2010

Big Girl Job: On the Hunt for the Elusive…Vol . 2: Thinking Outside the Bun Your first job.  Dreams of something fancy, glamorous and sexy are no doubt swirling through your head.  You imagine that when you whip out your business cards...
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Phantom CEO - Entrepreneurship Debunked

Friday, December 3, 2010

Entrepreneurship Debunked: You’re All Wrong There’s so much shit floating around the inter webs about the “mystery” of entrepreneurship and specifically the entrepreneur. It’s the only thing that makes me angrier than working with bureaucrats. Some of...
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Startup In A Box - Travis Corrigan

Saturday, November 27, 2010

There’s a lot of literature out there that promises to teach you everything  you need to do to start and grow a successful business. Though a lot of it is written by really smart guys who think hard about it, I think that a budding businessperson...
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STUDENT: Part 1 of 4 – Entrepreneurs: How Important is Your Major?

Monday, November 15, 2010

Entrepreneurs are imperative to the success of our economy.  They drive innovation, maximize market efficiency, and create jobs. You can see the fruits of their labor in almost every aspect of everyday life, from the apps you use on your smart...
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STUDENT: How Important Is Your Major? A Four Part Series

Monday, November 8, 2010

These days, choosing the correct major can be confusing. More and more, I listen to current students and recent graduates discussing the necessity of having a degree, but many also claim that no one really cares what major you have. How encouraging… Do...
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Big Girl Job: On the Hunt for the Elusive…

Friday, October 29, 2010

Vol . 1: The First Day of the Rest of Your Life Senior year of college: a time most often spent desperately clinging to the last remaining vestiges of youth and freedom before the impending doom of graduation, when you’re ousted from your warm, carefree...
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The Phantom CEO: Building a Network

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

The more I do, the more that I realize how much my network has contributed to any accomplishment worth mentioning. Building a network is not networking. It is not creating a rolodex of transactional relationships. You know you’ve built a network worth...
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As Karate Experts, We Recommend You Check This Out

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

In a recent post from Daily Roast, I was introduced to the political party of "Rent Is Too Damn High". A fellow named Jimmy McMillan is providing realistic political comedy that we can all relate too.  See the video here. Jimmy, From the...
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