Refuse to Choose!: A Revolutionary Program for Doing Everything that You Love Barbara Sher
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc.

How LYL is doing it: Everything came together when I took the TEDx stage at the de Young Museum in San Francisco and gave a talk on How to Find & Do Work You Love. Kamari Carter, a twerk scholar, on MHP Show. Jan 14, 2014 - You invited women to twerk, all while drumming up free publicity for your otherwise unremarkable song “Scholarship,” which is about a woman who pays her way through school by dancing. 6 days ago - What you can do… 1. Apr 17, 2014 - One of the hardest parts of creating innovative, break through visuals to represent complex ideas is being sure you include all the necessary components and dimensions of what you're trying to convey. May 2, 2014 - In her book Refuse to Choose: A Revolutionary Program for Doing Everything That You Love, Barbara Sher provides a roadmap for those who defiantly embrace their “jack-of-all-trades” nature. Refuse to accept mail at your home or business if it is postmarked with the Harvey .. Dec 4, 2013 - This post is possibly the most in-depth and actionable resource I've ever written – it's a step-by-step case study and tear down of exactly how I built what's become the Live Your Legend Revolution. Just bombard them with ridiculousthey will never get it. Instead, ask for a stamp of the United States flag. Refuse to accept the Harvey Milk stamp if offered by your local post office. They forget they could have a family member someday who might be gay. Then you're going to love the book I wrote. Almost as sad as saying GOD thinks you are a sinner if you are gay. Treva Lindsey noted that in many ways his refusal to choose a woman who twerked and his choice to just reduce their videos down to a mindless shaking of ass constituted “blatant usurping of any of the power .. How LYL did it: Studies show that 80% of the working world doesn't enjoy their work. I have no problem personally with those signs (and would feel comfy entering and doing what I need to do), but I've seen pushback from cis- and non-binary-people alike on that one (for different reasons, obvs).