Okay, so today I wanna talk about this guy, Anthony Schlesser. I didn’t know who he was initially, but the name popped up a few times in different places, so I got curious. First thing I did was to hit up LinkedIn. Seems like there are a few folks with that name, about five, using it to swap info and ideas, you know, the usual networking stuff.
Then, I stumbled upon something about a book, “A Practical Guide to Career Learning and Development”. It seems like it’s aimed at career advisors and school staff, published back in 2013. I skimmed through it, It’s full of career-related stuff, which wasn’t exactly what I was looking for, but interesting nonetheless. I moved on and found out that this Anthony guy apparently dipped his toes into acting too. Four movies and one TV series, then he called it quits in ’95.
Digging Deeper
So, I kept digging, because why not? Found out that someone with a similar name is behind the CSI TV series, which is pretty huge. I’m not a big fan, but you gotta admit, that’s a big deal. I read that he wanted to do big things, and well, he did, I guess. There’s also some mention of a novel that touches on war and stuff, heavy topics. It was interesting to see such different sides of what might be the same person or just a big coincidence with the names.
Then things took a turn. Found out about another Anthony – Anthony Scaramucci. This one’s a finance guy, big shot, runs some company called SkyBridge Capital. Sounds like a totally different world from movies and TV shows. I guess this name’s more common than I thought. I moved to the next guy, someone who started off singing background vocals and now is apparently pretty well-known. No clue who he is, but good for him, I guess.
Even More Anthonys
I’m starting to think every other person is named Anthony. Next up, I found some academic stuff about a certain Anthony Giddens, who is apparently some big-shot thinker, I am not sure. I also found some articles about an Anthony Albanese, some politician who’s promising stuff about equal opportunity. Sounds good, but I’m not really into politics, so I didn’t dive too deep into that.
Unexpected Turn
And then, out of nowhere, I find myself reading about Ayrton Senna, the race car driver. He didn’t have any kids. He had three relationships in his life, first wife Lilian de Vasconcelos Souza, Brazilian TV host Xuxa Meneghel, and Adriane Galisteu. He was just 28 when he won his first title and became the youngest three-time F1 champ at 31. I found out he loved kids and gave away a ton of money to help underprivileged kids in Brazil. The article said he wanted to “live fully.”
Honestly, this whole search started with Anthony Schlesser and ended up all over the place. It was a wild ride, from actors to finance guys to politicians, even a race car driver who never had kids and died in a race. I guess the internet’s a weird and wonderful place. You never know where you’ll end up when you start digging.
