Lifestyle

The Tiffany & Co. Investment

The Tiffany & Co. Investment

February 15, 2011
By Joseph Yi
in Economy, Lifestyle, Marketing, Shopping

Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. has been one of the most famous jewelers in the world. From their trademark Tiffany blue to the white ribbons that adorn their gift boxes, Tiffany’s has established themselves as not only a leader in the fine jewelry market but also as an example of a company that is able [...]

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Failure: Why Are People Laughing?

April 26, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Lifestyle

If you have ever used Twitter, you may have come across the infamous ‘fail whale.’ While you may wonder what the fail whale actually is, it is quite self-explanatory. When their is an error or an overload of users on Twitter, users will find themselves staring a whale being carried over water by tiny birds. [...]

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Don’t Move Out of Los Angeles & Expect To Come Back

April 17, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Lifestyle

Whether you’re into sun tanning at the beach or into shopping on Rodeo Drive, you can do just about anything in Los Angeles. With so many great options, outsiders may wonder why people even think of leaving Los Angeles. When I graduated college, a few of my friends mentioned to me that after college they [...]

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You Are A Superhero

April 14, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Lifestyle

Do you work 9-5, have a family to take care of at home and feel like the world is on your shoulders? If so you might be a superhero. Don’t believe me? Well I don’t know if I would either. As a child I learned from watching Saturday morning cartoons and reading comic books that [...]

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Valentine’s Day: How To Plan Guide For Guys

January 31, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Dining, Food, Lifestyle

As I talked with my friends, one of the questions that I was asked was what my Valentine’s Day plans were. While a lot of guys may say that “we are still two weeks away from Valentine’s”, two weeks goes by in a flash. With that said, here is my advice to all boyfriends and [...]

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Where Last Season’s Style Goes

January 27, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Economy, Lifestyle, Shopping

In a time where getting the most out of your buck is key, shopping for consumer goods is an area that has most consumers re-thinking where they decide to shop. While malls continue to be packed, it doesn’t necessarily mean that people are spending money. On the contrary, with once dominant department stores like Macy’s [...]

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The Power Of Charisma

January 22, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Career, Lifestyle

As I stopped to listen to the inauguration speech of newly appointed president, Barack Obama, the thing that stood out most about him was not the content of his speech but rather how he was able to draw the attention of millions by just the words he spoke. His words not only captivated millions but [...]

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One Relationship: Two Roads

January 15, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Career, Lifestyle

As I enter my third week of the work I have come to the realization that I am an ‘adult.’ Books and midterms have been replaced by meetings and hours of starting at a computer screen. For most, the corporate work path is well suited for them. Working at Future Delivery I have a truly [...]

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Mission: Live at 24 Hour Fitness

January 8, 2009, by Joseph Yi in College, Lifestyle, Social Media, Sports

In the next month, I will be attempting to spend 24 hours at a 24 hour fitness. I will eat, sleep, and exercise at 24 hour fitness. It may seem a little crazy (maybe more than a little), but it was an idea that I came up with when talking with my friend. As a [...]

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Traffic Capital?

January 5, 2009, by Joseph Yi in Cars, Lifestyle, Travel

You go anywhere in the United States and you would be hard pressed to find a place as busy as Los Angeles when it comes to the traffic on freeways and downtown streets. While it is an exaggeration to say that freeways are always crowded, it isn’t entirely true. When people mention to others they [...]

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