I have absolutely nothing against Lisa Nichols personally, but I do dislike bullshit fluffer material that will supposedly make you rich and successful. Nichols is an amazing speaker and with her big gap teeth and large body she manages to have an amazing level of self confidence. Never judge a book by its cover. The Secret was a viral marketing phenomenom that took the USA by storm. I even had my own girlfriend jubilantly show me “The Secret” and how it can change your life. I couldn’t stop laughing when they demonstrated this amazing “secret” by having a person in a parking garage “think” of an open space - sure enough a car pulls out! Anyhow, the masses are always waiting to be entertained and “lifted up”. That’s exactly what Lisa Nichols accomplished with The Secret. As far as making money and having success in life, that is an entirely different story. Let the comments roll in; Secret devotees love to rip on people that rip on their “Secret”.

Senator Byrd’s tearful speech about his beloved “Ted” is the culminating work of one of America’s most prolific politicians. Senator Byrd has achieved what no other American politician has ever achieved - the longest serving and oldest Senator. Senators are very much the same as “Senators” in ancient Rome used to be. They were rich, influential, and powerful; just as American Senators are today. I find it amusing that Senator Byrd is still so “with it”. I get the feeling that Senator Byrd has so finely mastered the art of politicking; that his recent “powerful” performance at the Senate Finance Appropriations Comittee sent haters back to their caves like the parasites they are. Senator Byrd is literally an old crazy person, but still knows how to “politic” when he has too. Senator Byrd made politics his business; if you want to duplicate his success check out the video above. In the finest of Roman fashion’s Senator Byrd, like Plato, was able to give a tear moving performance in front of the “political power crowd” and more importantly the masses of the nation (or plebes in roman times). Bravo Senator!