[Wizard’s Note: The following is (supposedly) excerpted from the 2015 edition of Coyote Carlos’ Almanac. These collected sayings are a mixture of Coyote Carlos originals and quotes he has picked up during his ceaseless roaming of innumerable forests, hills, deserts, cities, and towns. He considers himself a critic and instigator of humans, and can beContinue reading “Coyote Carlos’ Top Ten Things You Need to Know About the Workplace!”
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Tale of a Lost Worker, Part VI
Turns out, along the way, I seem to have written a novel. You’d Guess From Their Cries: One Heretic’s Quest for Salvation is a tale told in three parts, and in gratitude and love I’m posting the second of those parts, “Tale of a Lost Worker,” in its entirety, as a serial. This is the mind-blowing conclusionContinue reading “Tale of a Lost Worker, Part VI”
Tale of a Lost Worker, Part V
Turns out, along the way, I seem to have written a novel. You’d Guess From Their Cries: One Heretic’s Quest for Salvation is a tale told in three parts, and in gratitude and love I’m posting the second of those parts, “Tale of a Lost Worker,” in its entirety, as a serial. If you missed any ofContinue reading “Tale of a Lost Worker, Part V”
Tale of a Lost Worker, Part IV
Turns out, along the way, I seem to have written a novel. You’d Guess From Their Cries: One Heretic’s Quest for Salvation is a tale told in three parts, and in gratitude and love I’m posting the second of those parts, “Tale of a Lost Worker,” in its entirety, as a serial. If you missed any ofContinue reading “Tale of a Lost Worker, Part IV”
Tale of a Lost Worker, Part III
Turns out, along the way, I seem to have written a novel. You’d Guess From Their Cries: One Heretic’s Quest for Salvation is a tale told in three parts, and in gratitude and love I’m posting the second of those parts, “Tale of a Lost Worker,” in its entirety, as a serial. If you missed parts oneContinue reading “Tale of a Lost Worker, Part III”
Tale of a Lost Worker, Part II
Turns out, along the way, I seem to have written a novel. You’d Guess From Their Cries: One Heretic’s Quest for Salvation is a tale told in three parts, and in gratitude and love I’m posting the second of those parts, “Tale of a Lost Worker,” in its entirety, as a serial. If you missed partContinue reading “Tale of a Lost Worker, Part II”
New Story: Tale of a Lost Worker
If you happened to see any of my hints and teasers regarding our updated Books page, you may already know that my first novel, You’d Guess From Their Cries, is now available via e-book from Amazon. It’s a story told in three parts, and before I tell you to buy it, I’m going to share theContinue reading “New Story: Tale of a Lost Worker”
Check it Out: The Wizard Featured on The Suffolk Resolves
Ten Things Every Millennial Should Know Before Joining the Corporate Hellscape You’re going to hear a lot about how your employer values creativity and how your supervisors value constructive feedback and welcome suggestions. Do not ever believe these lies, no matter how convincing they sound. Things like creativity and ideas sound nice. They make for great elementsContinue reading “Check it Out: The Wizard Featured on The Suffolk Resolves”
LAUNCH: The Work is Life Campaign
Wikipedia defines work-life balance as a “concept including proper prioritizing between ‘work’ (career and ambition) and ‘lifestyle’ (health, pleasure, leisure, family and spiritual development/meditation).” Surely, you’ve at least heard the term thrown about here or there. Sometimes it’s a simple discussion of whether employer requirements or pure workaholism prevents people from eating food and playingContinue reading “LAUNCH: The Work is Life Campaign”
Unity Tuesday Lemonade: Why Unite?
So, really big day today. Not only are we looking at the last Unity Tuesday of the month of May, we’re looking at the first Unity Tuesday since Memorial Day, A.K.A. “the unofficial start of summer.” Accordingly, I decided today might be a good day to offer up a refreshing pitcher of sour-sweet lemonade insteadContinue reading “Unity Tuesday Lemonade: Why Unite?”
Christopher J. DiLoreto 