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for monday night. and many of those house republicans reportedly are not happy with the deal, even if it goes through, we will likely be right here in february talking about it all over again. president barack obama encouraged by the action in the senate still wants to see more. >> i'm very pleased to see the work that the senate has done. while this agreement is for two months, it is my expectation, it would be inexcusable for congress not to further extend this middle class tax cut for the rest of the year. it should be a formality and hopefully it's done with as little drama as po...

Brad carsh the founder of job bound and the author of "how to say it on your resume." our ten noer, smart, lucky or dumb? >> lucky with a dash of smart in him because it worked out. but lucky in the sense that he had this extraordinary talent to do something that obviously is in high demand. i say lucky as well because i don't want people out there thinking, oh, my gosh, i love baseball, i should give it all up and try out for the chicago cubs. you have to have that innate talent. and in some ways, i relate it to the advice i give entrepreneurs. when you think about making a decision like this...

This is what any household or business would do if it gets into a real credit crisis. it reorganizes its debt, it changes its spending patterns so it can pay its bills. this is going to be a real mexican standoff with the president in the weeks ahead. >> deficit hawks have voted against spending in the first place. steven moore himself has said it. it's not a revenue problem, it's a spending problem. the mantra that brought republicans into the house in november, cut spending, stop the spending. how are the tea party going to be convinced to vote to raise this debt ceiling? >> i think the poin...

You just said, if you're underpaid or underemployed or unemployed. not a bad time. what about if you're employed full time with benefits, what are the most important things you need to think about before you risk it all to pursue your passion in an entirely unrelated field? >> well, one of the things that you're definitely going to do is, can i do this on the side? can i keep my job, can i keep my benefits? can i do this at night? can i do it on the weekend? or can i say to my employer, move me to a part-time schedule with benefits? some employers may do that, especially if they're looking to ...

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