In my workshops I talk about “good debt” vs “bad debt”. Robert Kiyosaki, author of the Rich Dad Poor Dad series of books defines “good debt” as debt that someone else is paying for. The simple example there being multi-family…
This time of year I walk around town for my exercise. I’m usually out pretty early and still in a daze. Yesterday morning as I was walking up a hill, down the hill came a girl…maybe 11 or 12 years…
On my walk this morning I noticed two guys in a car stop in front of a few recycling bins waiting on the side of the road for the recycling truck. They hopped out and went through the bins looking…
If you have a Windows 7 or Vista computer, keep reading. If not, you are free to click on another article to the right. (sorry about that) I got this info from Paul Myers at TalkBiz.com and wrote this entire…
This 30 second video spells it out very nicely.
I was doing some surfing on Amazon.com today. I was looking at books in categories where I already own DOZENS of similar ones. There is probably nothing new in any of these books but they are new and different to…
Today is the last day of June 2010 and tomorrow starts the second half of the year which I always like to refer to as the start of a new year. Technically, every day is the start of a new…
Last Saturday I got a call from the Capital One Fraud Department. They wanted to verify some unusual activity on my account. That’s never a good sign. Sure enough, someone had gotten ahold of one of my card numbers and…
No, not public displays of affection. Public displays of accountability. I’m reading a terrifc book right now called “The Compound Effect” by Darren Hardy. He writes: “Want to cement that new habit? Get big brother to watch you. It’s never…
An “inverse paranoid” is someone who thinks the world is out to do them good. I spent the weekend in a place called Silver Bay, NY the YMCA of the Adirondacks. I was attending the annual conference on the Positive…