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The late Milton Friedman, 1976 Nobel Prize winner for Economics, on the four ways you can spend money: 1) “You can spend
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Order is a process that effectively and efficiently allows you to scale up to a higher level. Bureaucracy is a process that
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I think of contentment as the stepsister of happiness. If happiness is the swan, contentment is the ugly duckling. Everyone is pursuing
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Entrepreneurs are forever challenging convention, querying the need for the status quo, asking – Why are things done the way they are?
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Doing the job right is the “steak.” Looking good while you do it is the “sizzle.” There was a time in my
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I’m purposely being dramatic, using the shock of lying to get your attention. But also I am being literally truthful because I’m
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Most of us like to think we are good decision makers, that we have a firm grasp on reality, that we know
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What is “part-time” optimism? It is a variation on realistic optimism, the concept that while optimism is generally beneficial there are definitely
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Breathing is one of the most under-noticed, under-rated body functions. Yet there is a lot of power in controlling it. “Take a
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How do you handle stress? What do you do when it all piles up and you need to relax, kick back, escape,
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Occasionally I hear someone lambasting politicians for pandering* to the masses in order to be re-elected, or bemoaning the lack of community
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We live in a society where we are inundated with data, where numbers and statistics are thrown at us constantly. In part