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Two Ways to Write
Nietzsche introduced some of his ideas through a book, Thus Spoke Zarathustra. In the story, Zarathustra spent a decade in self-imposed isolation. He wandered the wilderness seeking to make sense of the world for years. After achieving insights, Zarathustra returned to his community with hopes of spreading the message of
DBO is No Way to Go
What happens to an Olympic athlete after they win a medal, particularly a gold one? They’re likely whisked off to a medal ceremony, then from one media interview to another. Sponsor obligations follow. All of a sudden the next days are consumed with commitments that are completely counter to the
Four Ways to Make Money
Consider four buckets of how people make a living or how our bread is buttered: Business Owners/Investors. Employees (Salary and Wage earners) working for Private businesses. Public Sector. Those that work for the government. Those dependent on government handouts. We may generate some of our income from more than one
A Man’s First Duty
“A man’s first duty is to himself” wrote Ayn Rand in Fountainhead. Before we can help anyone, we must take care of ourselves. Self-reliance is the start. Independence is the initial step. To be responsible for our own existence is the root we must grow before we can extend our
Trade an H for an N to Turn Whining into Winning
The Winter Olympics will soon be upon us. Our TV antennas will be tuned into to Torino, Italy for two weeks in February where we’ll take crash courses on sports we won’t pay attention to for another four years. We’ll look on with pride as our nation’s best take on
We’re All Fixer Uppers
In the vein of book titles offering all that needs to be read, Ben Horowitz wrote, What You Do is Who You Are. Horowitz writes, “who you are is not the values you list on the wall. It’s not what you say in a company-wide meeting. It’s not your marketing
