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Joined 06/26/2007

About Me

I started PeopleJam in order to help people share the wisdom and insight they've gained from their personal experience with other people.

I believe that everybody has valuable expertise to share. We all have something we can learn from each other. In recent years, I've begun to search for the people who are really achieving amazing results in their lives. It turns out that they love to share their wisdom. People who have discovered a genuine sense of purpose in their lives are more than happy to share it with others.

I thought it would be great if there were a way to connect these experts together with everyone who wanted to learn about this information and share it with their friends.

When you get enough people together, amazing things happen. The power of each person is multiplied. In large numbers, people jam. Like a rock concert. And that's how the idea for PeopleJam emerged.
We definitely want to hear from you.

I am very glad to see you here. Looking forward to reading YOUR life story on PeopleJam!

-- Robert Tercek

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Blogs

  • Cutting Through the Mystical Bullshit About Radiant Energy and the LIfestreams Generator

    Here at PeopleJam we see a fair bit of New Age gimmickry and alternative healing mumbo jumbo. You don't have to be a hardcore skeptic to find this hocus pocus offputting. Sometimes the claims are so outrageous and the marketing is so trippy that it takes heroic levels of fortitude not to recoil in horror. Nevertheless, we keep an open mind. Hey, it's our mission at PeopleJam to make life better, and besides, somebody has to check this stuff out. Recently, I had an opportunity to do so.
  • Where are you in the Happiness Index?

    Can you measure happiness? Apparently the Gallup polling organization thinks so. Today the Gallup-Healthways Well Being Index was introduced to provide a measure of American Happiness. According to this survey of more than 100,000 people, 49% of Americans consider themselves content with their lives right now and where they will be in five years.
  • Fool's gold in the Golden State

    Fool's gold in the Golden State
  • In honor of Dr Martin Luther King, Jr

    An important day passed this week with little fanfare. Our newest national holiday is dedicate
  • Amazing 35 mile mountain bike ride

    Just got my bike tuned up, so I headed out to the Santa Monica mountains today for a test drive
  • A Christmas wish

    Cordial regards and warm wishes to everyone on PeopleJam.   For those who practice the Christia
  • Is skydiving better than sex?

    Huge discussion tonight at the company holiday party. A big debate about momentous matters, of cour
  • Andy Petranek and Dawn kicked my ass

    Everything hurts. My back is sore, my legs and butt are sore, my shoulders and arms are sore. And
  • Identity Theft and other losses

    Even the most jaded critic of Big Government must have been aghast to learn that British tax authori
  • To sleep, perchance to dream

    I was reading about William Shakespeare
  • Who's your hero?

    Last week, I was invited to appear as a guest on a video program for C/Net. During the interview,
  • Where is a coach when you need one?

    A friend recently told me (jokingly) that PeopleJam resembles a "coach cult" because there are so ma
  • Learning again from a Crossfit coach

    If you've spent any time on PeopleJam, you've probably seen a
  • C'mon, you Coaches, get vulnerable and get REAL

    The most compelling stuff on PeopleJam rings true because it comes from authentic experience. It se
  • How to get your wildest sexual fantasy fulfilled

    Too many people go through life not getting what they really, really want. Most people assume thei
  • An awesome workout

    Today, I decided to try a new workout that I learned about on PeopleJam. Dawn is one of the train
  • What does you Halloween costume really say about you?

    Last night I had invitations to four Halloween parties. Costumes were required. One invitation sai
  • Hope Solo will now play without a team

    Every fan of the US Women's Soccer Team cringed when goalkeeper Hope Solo made negative comments to
  • A great day for PeopleJam

    I am writing this from the exhibition pavillion at DEMO Fall 2007, which is a conference for the tec
  • We are all the sum of our stories

    Stories are a big focus for PeopleJam. We believe that people are more interested in hearing stori
  • Lose 5 pounds before 2008

    I must do this because I will feel healthier, I'll look better and I will be able to move more freel
  • Learning to appreciate things by leaving them behind

    Nowadays, it's easy to bring it all with you when you are planning to leave it all behind. Going on
  • Get back on the bike for a 35 mile ride

    The intensity of mountain biking require total focus. This clears my mind. I can't be preoccupied
  • What investment bankers know about teamwork

    Every Spring at my college in Massachusetts, the big investment banks in New York would send two peo
  • Attend a religious service of another faith

    One great way to get to know my friends better and really understand their perspectives is to gain a
  • How to survive in a movie studio

    In the Hollywood movie studios, you'll find examples of really bad management. In the entertainment
  • Start by Eliminating Soda

    You are what you eat... and drink! Sometimes we get so focused on "watching what we eat" that we f

Questions & Answers

  • What is the most painful sensation you've ...

    What is the most painful sensation you've ever felt? The worst pain I've ever felt was after bone surgery in my foot. I had to get a bone straightened in my foot, and the surgery consisted of cutting a v-notch in my metatarsal and then screwing a long metal pin into the bone to keep it straight. The surgeon had put a nerve block in my leg, just below the knee, which completely stopped all sensation. But the nerve block wore off about five hours after the surgery and then I experienced what can only be called exquisite pain. I felt the most intense incredible pain set in briskly, beginning in the foot and then gradually crowding every competing sensation and thought from my conscious mind. It changed my vision, the way I perceived the world around me. I couldn't concentrate, I couldn't think, I couldn't even vegetate and watch TV. All I felt was the intensely sharp undiminished pain in my bone. Yes, of course, I took whatever medication they prescribed for pain, but it really did very little to take the edge off. The pain lasted for 3 days, when it gradually subsided. I recall this sensation today when I find myself in a situation where I think I can't stand another minute. All I need to do is to reflect upon the day I survived after my bone surgery and then I know I can certain withstand just about anything. The human mind is an incredible thing. You can bear much more than you think. So what's the most intense pain you've ever experienced? And how did you survive to tell the tale?
  • If you could only ask God one question, ...

    If you could only ask God one question, what would you ask?

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