Thursday was our quarterly meeting for work, where sales accomplishments and goals were discussed. One theme that echoed today was, you guessed it, Accountability Leads to Success. That sentiment is short and sweet…4 simple words whose truth have been proven over time. First, we should define Accountability. Merriam Webster defines accountability as, the quality or state of…
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This is an IM conversation I had today with a really good buddy of mine: Him: I hate all airline companies I hope they go out of business! Me: ummm Why? Him: I went to buy a plane ticket to SC yesterday – $200 and today it was $350! Me: WOAH… Him: Exactly why I…
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I started this blog so I can post about all things to do with money – including personal finance, economics and taxes. I think I have blogged about ad naseum (hahah had to fit a little Latin jargon in there) about taxes and personal finances but very little about economics. Notwithstanding, I had voiced my opinion about…
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Evan on
January 26, 2009 in
Rant
I am not sure how I feel about the idea of TARP which wikipedia defines as, TARP allows the United States Department of the Treasury to purchase or insure up to $700 billion of “troubled” assets. “Troubled assets” are defined as “(A) residential or commercial mortgages and any securities, obligations, or other instruments that are…
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I was turned on to Empty Cabin Media by a great blogger Larry who runs Gather Little by Little. Larrry has, significant experience starting, growing and optimizing blogs and web-sites on the internet. I’m also an IT manager and prior to that was a software architect, designer and developer. I’m very knowledgeable in the areas…
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I am obsessed with the idea of passive income, the thought that I could make money while sleeping truly excites me (does that make me weird? probably). Well today I came accross a great article on the Wall Street Journal Personal Finance Site by Brett Arends titled, “High-Yield Muni Bonds: Time to Strike?” Mr. Arends…
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