Yet most people still put in a decent shift.

ECONOMIST: Affluence

In a forthcoming study of voters undertaken after the recent presidential elections, Nonna Mayer, a professor at Sciences Po, argues that the increase in support for the National Front can almost entirely be put down to a shift in the allegiance of working-class women.

ECONOMIST: Women are flocking to Marine Le Pen

"Rather than to sell, I'd prefer a fully focused Aaron Mclean who wants to go out and put a shift in because we can't afford anyone better, " he said.

BBC: Peterborough's Mark Cooper expects Preston interest

Meanwhile, he cited one other key change in the gold market that has helped put a floor under prices in recent years the shift of global central banks to net buyers from net sellers.

FORBES: ETF Securities' Brooks: Short-, Long-Term Gold Participants Can Have Varying Reactions To Fiscal Cliff

Paterson explained that there has been a huge shift away from a security model where companies put everything in the middle of a network and build a firewall around it.

FORBES: Find The Data Lurking In Your Company's Digital Shadow

To put it another way, you need radical decentralization and a radical shift to power to parents and children in how schools are run.

FORBES: Death To Education Reform