Surviving A Shark Attack Part I

Okay, so this is probably not  a problem you run into in your daily life. I’m an avid surfer and in my 18 years of experience, I have only seen TWO sharks! Neither of them bothered me. The  First here are few tips of how to avoid getting into this predicamant in the first place

Surviving Stress

Friend’s of mine from other states say that people living in the Bay Area have no reason to feel stressed. I say, anyone that says that doesn’t pay the rent that we do!

I understand what they are saying, but stress is inevitable. Everyone experiences stress and it is actually very bad for your health. That is why it is important to know how to beat it. Here are a few useful tips that can help you overcome this inevitable aspect of the human experience.

Surviving a Tsunami Part II

After a week of anticipation, here is the second half of tsunami survival tips.

Surviving A Tsunami Part I

Mar. 11, 2012, today marks the one year anniversary of the tsunami that crashed into the Northern Calif. coast following the massive earthquake in Japan. A man taking photographs from the shore was swept out to sea and drown. While this is a rare occurrence it is a good idea to know what to do when it happens.

Surviving Social Media: Linkedin

LinkedIn is a very useful social media website that can help you build your professional network as well as stay up to date on industry trends. But it is absolutely crucial to keep in mind that like most social media sites, LinkedIn has a code of etiquette. To find out more about how to leverage this resource go to my LinkedIn Survival tab in the menu bar.

Surviving Social Media: Facebook

Most likely you are one of the 800 million Facebook users. It is a great place to connect with friends and family as well as stay on top of current events. It is a great tool when used properly, but can damage your reputation if you are not careful. Here a few basic tips for every Facebook user