There’s an idea named after the economist that proposed it known as the Laffer Curve. It offers that a principal purpose of governments is to find the level of taxation
Strategy & Decision Making
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
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
Giving Voice to Values
A common characteristic of many successful and fulfilled people is that they are clear. Clear about who they want to be and what they are trying to accomplish. They have
The Power of Pareto
No lesser maven of military strategy than Napoleon is said to have offered, “The pursuit of detail is the religion of success.” Success, in other words, is largely dependent on
Memorable Meals
UFC 217 took place in Madison Square Gardens in early November 2017. The main event featured Canadian, Georges St. Pierre or GSP, competing against British MMA legend, Michael Bisping. It
Will You Be Missed?
In a prior article we talked about the two rules of business. The first and foremost rule being that a business must produce something of value for others. A corollary
The Future Looks Bright
To have optimism is to look forward to the future. It’s a belief that tomorrow has the potential to be better than today. More than two thousand years ago, the
The Red Queen Effect
The Evolution of Excellence involves four stages: look, learn, leap, and lead. A sustainable competitive advantage is one that involves a leap that allows for a lead to be held
Look Where You Want to Go
When learning to ride a bike or drive a car, one of the tips we’re offered is “look where you want to go.” Our attention needs to be directed somewhere
