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2 days ago · Leonardo DiCaprio. Leonardo DiCaprio shines as a prime example of success without a college degree in Hollywood. Starting with TV commercials and soap operas, he quickly made a name for himself in movies. He now stands as a top actor in the entertainment world.
5 days ago · The Lucky Ones Get To Do What They Love. "Dude was 2 years younger than the rest of us, having skipped 2 grades, 1st chair violinist, IB, AP, wicked smart and an all-around nice guy despite having all these stressful extracurriculars and advanced classes." "Full ride to anywhere kind of smarts. Now he's a sports writer and seems to be happier ...
4 days ago · Mel Gibson. Photo: Mad Max / Roadshow Entertainment. Mel Gibson did have a bit of theater experience in Sydney, however, he had no experience in Hollywood. According to Gibson, he gave a friend a ride to an audition for Mad Max. Gibson had gotten into a fight at the bar the night before, and his face was bruised up.
4 days ago · Other famous followers of Hinduism include M.I.A., Kal Penn, and Jerry Garcia. The Great Gatsby author J.D. Salinger converted to Hinduism in 1952. Alternative medicine advocate and author Deepak Chopra uses his Hindu background to teach the importance of a mind-body relationship.
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4 days ago · Smart people think too much. They worry about the future and feel sad about the past. They wonder if somebody feels the same as them so much that they end up getting stuck all in their own head. Been there, done that. It’s really stressful! 2) They’re picky. Smart people get horny, too. They care about physical attraction.
4 days ago · The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss. Tim Ferriss's 4-Hour Workweek and Lifestyle Design Blog. Tim is an author of 5 #1 NYT/WSJ bestsellers, investor (FB, Uber, Twitter, 50+ more), and host of The Tim Ferriss Show podcast (400M+ downloads)
4 days ago · Source: Entrepreneur, Image: create-learning via Flickr. 19. It might seem like a good idea to quickly abandon a sinking ship, but smart people know that the ship might only have a small leak and can be salvaged. They practice persistence, knowing it normally gets tougher before it gets easier.
