With recent graduations filling parent’s schedules as they rejoice at reaching what they hope is the end of their “parental journey,” students are (or should be) thinking about their first real job that will be the foundation for what they hope is their career. Will it get off to a good start? That depends on what kind of excuses they make when the inevitable errors they are sure to make create bumps in that career highway. Adam Carolla has a unique and candid way of putting it, but he truly tells it like it is. Take Heed, my young fledgling worker… it’s really true…nobody really cares how you feel about the mistake. All they want if for you to fix it, do better, or move on to be someone else’s headache.

About the Author

Tom Stark’s career began with Air Force service, including a year in Thailand and Vietnam, and progressed through a variety of manufacturing and service positions to Manager of Security, Safety, and Transportation for the Orange County (FL) Convention Center. He graduated from Barry University in 1994 and soon after embarked on a second career building custom furniture as an entrepreneur for the last 20 years. He unsuccessfully ran as a Tea Party candidate in the 2010 Congressional race (WV-01). Tom currently writes and advocates for smaller more prudent and less intrusive government, strengthening families and protecting life while building free market principles that make America stronger. He is now 70, retired, and residing with his wife in Weston, West Virginia.

All Out Assault on National Symbolism – America’s Identity Crisis

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