Financial Freedom Is Merely Organized Common Sense
My local Ford dealer accomplishes something when he delivers a new vehicle. Possibly a used one, or possibly service, but new vehicle is primary. His stock in trade is vehicles and he measures success by how many he delivers, how satisfied is the customer… Continue Reading “Measure Results”
I found a scholarly paper on Juggling. ORG that points out that while many people can juggle 9 balls, and a few can juggle 12, no one can presently juggle 13 balls. It claims that 15 may be possible, but the problem is how… Continue Reading “Life Is Like Juggling.”
The To-Do list is an unexceptional management tool. Everyone does one and it allows several good things to happen: Hard to forget things Easy to prioritize things Feels good as you catch up Motivates you as you fall behind Nonetheless, it is a trap.… Continue Reading “To-Do Lists”
No one has ever lost big money with a bad idea. Because no one can get big money to lose with a bad idea. The danger is in good ideas. You can get money for them and pretty well everyone has a good idea… Continue Reading “The Good Idea Paradox”