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Category Archives: Capitalism
THE NUMBER ONE, SECRETLY ENCODED, AND GUARANTEED RETURN INVESTMENT TIP FOR 2014!
Sorry about the title. I grow weary from all the similar emails I get and ads I hear that sound about as absurd. I do have a great guaranteed return tip that is based on 50 years of observation and a couple of years of actual application. Continue reading
Public Service vs. Public Disservice
The attached link has me thinking of Alice in Wonderland and 1984 and seeing red. Seems the big guys, Wall Street, Hollywood, and Corporate Farmers, with former “public servants” representing them as lobbyists, snuck $76 billion in tax credits into the fiscal cliff bill. Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Free Enterprise, Freedom
Tagged Corporate Cronyism, Corporate Welfare, Lobbyists
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Entrepreneurial Deja Vu
Have you ever learned something, forgotten the lesson, then rediscovered it after you paid to discover it years later? I did this fall when I took on teaching a bunch of high schoolers how to start their own business. Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Free Enterprise, Learning, Motivation
Tagged Dreams and Goals, entrepreneurship
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Voting and Business
Finding myself in a 20 minute line to #vote this morning, I started pondering what business lessons could be learned from this whole voting process. Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Marketing, Strategic Disruption, time management
Tagged business planning, Freedom, Obama care, Voting
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July Fourth – Entrepreneur’s Day
Our country was founded by entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs take risks in order to have the opportunity to prosper from such activities. They accept the reality that failing is vastly preferrable to not trying. That spirit has lead this nation on a path that every other nation in world envies Continue reading
Posted in Abundance, Capitalism, Free Enterprise, Freedom, Vision
Tagged Dreams and Goals, entrepreneurship, Free Enterprise, Freedom, Happiness, July 4th, Tony Hsieh, Wisdom and truth
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Joyfully Losing Our Net Worth and Finding Our Real Worth
Am I the only one excited about the Fed’s announcement that the average U.S. household lost 40% of their net worth in the last few years? NO, I am not anti-capitalist; I am pro reality.
A Balanced Life and Steve Jobs
What stuck me the most about Jobs was found on pages 567-571, the last 5 pages….Yet no where in there, facing death, did he spend a second reflecting on his family and relationships. The closest he came was seeing his six year-old and “imagining” what is was like for the employee he fired that day to face his six year-old. Pitiful and sad.
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Posted in Capitalism, family, Innovation, leadership, Marketing, Motivation, Seth Godin
Tagged Change management, entrepreneurship, faith, Family, innovation, John Wooden, Leadership, Steve Jobs, Success, Wisdom and truth
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Size Matters
I learned a valuable lesson today that reinforced Seth Godin’s premise that mass and size matters. Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, Learning, Marketing, Seth Godin
Tagged entrepreneurship, Excuses, service personnel
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A profitable life at any level
Started teaching a course on entrepreneurship tonight and the subject turned to cash flow. We were taking about the 7 C’s of lending which includes collateral. Collateral represents the ability to save and is required for any type of loan. … Continue reading
The 80/20 rule or why the rich get richer
So my motto is, “If you do what successful people do, the same thing will happen to you.”
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