including the self styled world s fastest accountant. eugene amo dadzie only took up the sport at 26 and now, four years later, he s the oldest new sprinter on the block. he ran 9.93 earlier this season in austria to help him qualify for budapest. i want to show that an accountant is more than just spreadsheets and numbers. forwhatever more than just spreadsheets and numbers. for whatever reasons, we get a bad rap numbers. for whatever reasons, we geta bad rap boring, numbers. for whatever reasons, we get a bad rap boring, stale. for me, was a bit of a play on, you didn t know what i was talking about. when i came up with it, my wife was really cheesy. thought it was. that is my own self branding and i have no clue it would capture the imagination. i m currently still working full time, so that s why put myself as the world s fastest accountant. when i was about eight or nine, i was at the fastest kid in
hillary during the primary campaigns and that is in part because well there had been another president clinton. and so i think we have to separate out the question of whether or not referring to women candidates by their first names might be an act of sexism that reinforces gender stereotypes, probably true. it s true candidates sometimes self-brand in ways we have to respect that self-branding. in 2008 she was actively self-describing in all of the campaign materials were hillary. we ll have to see what she does in this election. a question of i mean there s a question of confusion. because there are two clintons in public life it s easier one was the whole president, not just public life. the whole president. the whole president. one was the whole president. and then the question of her titles. i think, you know, we are we tend to refer to governor bush governor huntsman governors, governors, get those honors. i don t think they should though. i mean i do think i
rhythms being described in this town? i think if the pursuit of self branding and selfing arun diesment gets in the pursuit of aggressive reporting and aggressive stories, that s the harm mark leibovich is writing about in this book. first i want to thank molly ball, carlos lozada and jim warren for joining us on this. next up, rolling stone magazine gives star cover treatment to the man charged in the boston marathon bombings. what were they thinking? we ll take a look, coming up next. land than probably anyone else. we ve had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that s how we make our living and that s how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what s best for them. all i can say is it has worked well for us.
from companies you re interested in and say i m not applying for a job, i just want to learn a little bit more from you. mike: and you always talk about self-branding, explain what that means? i do. it s so important to clarify how you re different. and if you cannot tell me in three sentences, why i should hire you or at least why i should want to hear more from you, you re done. so elevate the pitch and i work with my clients on figuring out what their winning strategies are and what they bring to the table. you know, greg, not to be negative here because we are he trying to help people out. he sometimes is a little hesitant in his conversation. slow to tell you about himself. he doesn t want to say his age. and that can t be good. confidence does sell. mike: confidence does sell at the same time, i will say to ron and everybody else sitting at the home that i empathize because it s such a