In light of recent events relating to the novel coronavirus crisis it is plain to see that not enough people take being prepared seriously. The panic buying and hoarding of basic household goods, such as toilet paper, could have easily been avoided and exacerbated a bad situation. Continue reading “Be Prepared”
Be Informed
It sounds easy but with overwhelming access to virtually all the information it has become bewilderingly difficult. Today, you can learn everything about everything anytime. An infinite amount of knowledge combined with an infinite amount of ignorance has become an oxymoron. Continue reading “Be Informed”
Don’t Fall For The Clickbait
Clickbait. The bane of our online lives. What did Supreme Court Judge Stewart say about porn? I know it when I see it. Clickbait, like porn, is difficult to define and may very well be indefinable. Its purpose is to elicit a response which leads an online user to click on a title of dubious veracity. An article or post no reasonable person would waste time reading if the content was known beforehand. Continue reading “Don’t Fall For The Clickbait”
Any Beerly Things To Do This Weekend?
How hard is it to add a word to the English language? To be specific, add to the lexicon of the lovers of beer. An adjective that cuts to the chase and tells me what I want to know. An attribute that clarifies concisely so I can get to the crux of the matter. Continue reading “Any Beerly Things To Do This Weekend?”
Ten Little Things We All Can Do To Make The World A Little Better
With living in a polite society comes a set of unwritten rules. Most know them but do not all adhere to them. With that in mind I have compiled a list of ten things we all can do to avoid causing others delay or aggravation. Continue reading “Ten Little Things We All Can Do To Make The World A Little Better”
Be Financially Literate
As a mortgage broker and financial consultant for ten years I was stunned as to how many people did not understand the basics of their own personal finances. A vast majority of the people I did business with had no idea how credit scores are created or even the basics of a home mortgage. Continue reading “Be Financially Literate”
Open Letter To The Rich And Philanthropic
To whom it may concern,
I have a very simple idea for you. Cuts out the middleman. Goes right to the heart of the problem. Is cost effective in comparison to the alternative. Will affect real people with real struggles. Continue reading “Open Letter To The Rich And Philanthropic”
The Two Types of Beer Snobs
We have all met them. Seen them at the local watering hole. The beer snobs. I allege that there are two types of beer snobs. There may be a few subtypes but these two sum it up, for the most part. Continue reading “The Two Types of Beer Snobs”
Do Entrepreneurs Have To Choose Between Health Or Wealth?
Striking A Work Life Balance:
Call me greedy if you like but I want both. We all know the struggles of maintaining the work and exercise balance. If managed correctly the two can feed off of each other. According to the New York Times, The Health Tradeoffs of Entrepreneurship, entrepreneurs report more stress related health problems. Staying fit has proven to help alleviate those problems. Continue reading “Do Entrepreneurs Have To Choose Between Health Or Wealth?”
Driving Etiquette
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