Believe it or not, there are times when even a Plutocrat is on the receiving end of rejection. What do you do when a group or an individual sizes you up and says “not interested”? No man enjoys the feeling of rejection, but here’s how to move past it.

Have you ever flown on a really, really bad flight? Sudden drops, shakes, and clangs definitely give you a renewed appreciation of Earth when the wheels finally touch the ground, but what do you do while you’re still in the air?

Life comes with more than its fair share of turbulence whether you’re in an airplane or not, and there are three telling behaviors that emerge in response to it. We’ll investigate not only the actions associated with turbulence, but our individual roles in it as well.

In the not so recent past, I was an employee at a local Best Buy. As a fresh college grad, I was doing what I could to pay the bills while avidly looking to start my ideal career.

Today I allowed myself to feel broke and I feel absolutely awful about it. Cheap I can handle, but impoverished has a particular bite that stings long after the initial pain sets in... there has to be a special strand of rabies attached to it or something.

In a way, this underlying yet unsettling disconnect is exactly how I feel about so many organizations, systems, and products in my life, but I'm slightly afraid to review all the areas that I'm selectively counter-cultural or not.

Tired of name it—claim it, shallow, and archaic messages with no real substance or relevance? Well, look no further. We’ve compiled some of the most powerful sermons ever, for those who aren’t playing games with their walk and need a real word. Volume VI continues with Dr. Myles Munroe. Enjoy.

Tired of name it—claim it, shallow, and archaic messages with no real substance or relevance? Well, look no further. We’ve compiled some of the most powerful sermons ever, for those who aren’t playing games with their walk and need a real word. Volume IV continues with Dr. Matthew Stevenson. Enjoy.

Tired of name it—claim it, shallow, and archaic messages with no real substance or relevance? Well, look no further. We’ve compiled some of the most powerful sermons ever, for those who aren’t playing games with their walk and need a real word.

Tired of name it—claim it, shallow, and archaic messages with no real substance or relevance? Well, look no further. We’ve compiled some of the most powerful sermons ever, for those who aren’t playing games with their walk and need a real word.

Tired of name it—claim it, shallow, and archaic messages with no real substance or relevance? Well, look no further. We’ve compiled some of the most powerful sermons ever, for those who aren’t playing games with their walk and need a real word.

Whether you're finishing up undergrad or preparing for a long stint in med school, your 20's define the rest of your life. Freedom, fresh knowledge, and ambition have recently fallen into your young hands. Now you just need a job and someone that you can stand for longer than three months. We know that your 20's can be perilous, but we think that we have a few tips to make sure that your 30's and 40's are enjoyable ones.

Have you ever been stuck in a rut?

Who taught you how to date? Life? Siblings? Movies? If your closest friends and family set you up with the perfect person, how would you convey that what you have left to give is much better than what you've already given away? Is there anything left?

If you're single in the 20th century, congrats, you're still alive, but here's what you should do to see your love life thrive.

Which is harder for a man to do? Approach a group of attractive women or a group of powerful men? The answer may be more complex than you think. In a coed crowd, women are generally the main source of attention for men. However, in a group of men, the confident man is now the crux of attention. Why is this?

Morehouse College has a special place in my heart for many reasons. It helped me shape my own identity, outside of being the only black kid in predominantly white spaces, it gave me high-achieving peers that looked like me, and it also gave me professors that took as much care if not more in developing my life skills as my academic ones. During my time I had many amazing instructors, but the ones below changed the person I would be forever.