It’s amazing to me how bored people are today. How many T.V. apps are there? How many social media sites are there today? We have Apple TV (mostly for YouTube and so we can watch re-runs of old T.V. shows on Hulu) and I count no less than 20 apps. There’s probably more but I […]
My barbell method of financial planning
Monday, as I was finishing my workout and unloading the barbell, I noticed something interesting. I had accidentally unloaded the bar unevenly on the squat rack. So here’s this steel bar sitting horizontally on 2 hooks about four-and-a-half or so feet up off the ground… with 100+ lbs loaded on one side and nothing on […]
Financial lessons from one of my favorite stories
One of my favorite stories is Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. Some valuable lessons contained within that story too, despite it being mere fiction. Here’s what I mean: Near the beginning of the story, you learn about this man, Jean Valjean. He is imprisoned for 5 years for stealing a loaf of bread to feed […]
Foul-mouthed financial lessons
Love, love, love Gordon Ramsay (the famous, foul-mouthed, chef and restauranteur). Years ago, he had this show, Kitchen Nightmares, where he’d go in and rip these restaurant owners apart. Usually they deserved it because their food was awful, service awful, and the owners were in denial. Actually that was my favorite part. Ramsay would have […]
Internet marketing didn’t work out so I became a financial advisor
True story: Was reading some threadholes on Flakebook and came across this gem… a failed internet marketer yaps about how his “passive income strategy” flopped so he decided to become a financial advisor because… why the h*ll not? In his words: *** “I became a financial adviser but I would like to get back into […]