ProfessionalI've done quite a few jobs in the nearly half-century that I've been on this planet: I was a newspaper boy (Long Island Press and The New York Post), short-order cook and pot washer (Office Canteens), night-time security guard (666 Fifth Ave. and 30 Rockefeller Center), slave laborer (McDonalds, but only for a summer), waiter and bartender (Dante's Caterers), and program assistant at a wonderful homeless shelter (Westside Federation for the Homeless) all before I made the decision to pursue an academic lifestyle. All these experiences were invaluable in shaping my work ethic and I wouldn't trade them for anything.
At the present time, I'm a Professor of Philosophy at Molloy College in New York as well as the Publisher of SophiaOmni, LLC, an independent publishing company founded according to distributivist economic principles.
PSEUDONYMOUS AUTHORSHIPIf it was good enough for Kierkegaard and the Pseudo-Dionysius, it's good enough for me!
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