The Most Imaginative Investment Ever Made
March 20, 2025
When my neighbor, Joe Polish, told me he bought a ghost town, I assumed he’d spent too much time in the Arizona sun. But knowing Joe, founder
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“What I lack in smarts, I make up for in work…and given how hard I have to work, I must not be that smart!”–Greg hague
When my neighbor, Joe Polish, told me he bought a ghost town, I assumed he’d spent too much time in the Arizona sun. But knowing Joe, founder
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When my neighbor, Joe Polish, told me he bought a ghost town, I assumed he’d spent too much time in the Arizona sun. But knowing Joe, founder
The value of your home is directly influenced by the sale price of other homes in your neighborhood. That’s why you’re probably interested in what
I was going to write this blog about procrastination last week… but, well, you know how it goes. Procrastination is one of those things we
The Plaud: Because ‘Whenever We Fight, I’m Right’ Teresa and I rarely argue. But when we do, it’s usually about something like me getting home
It was his first hostage situation, a life-and-death negotiation to save the lives of three people being held at gunpoint inside a Chase Manhattan Bank
Over many years of selling homes, I discovered four principles that consistently led to higher prices for home sellers. These price-enhancing principles can be applied
Over the years, I’ve shared many of the most valuable lessons I learned—lessons that shaped my thinking, my decisions, and my approach to life and
The New Coke Debacle: When Hype Drowned Out Reality In the mid-1980s, Coca-Cola—a global soft drink behemoth—decided it was time to shake things up. Their
Netflix’s latest buzzworthy movie, Don’t Die, is a fascinating deep dive into the life of Bryan Johnson, the founder of Venmo, as he embarks on an
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One evening, as I was reflecting on the holiday event Teresa and I had just hosted for our companies, my phone buzzed. The caller ID
In 2015, a Starbucks manager named Chris Ali hired Sam, an autistic teenager with no work experience, as a barista. This small, unnecessary act of
Two weekends ago, close to the end of the Monday night NFL Dallas/Cincinnati game, Dallas miraculously got a chance to win when they blocked a
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Thanksgiving, a day steeped in tradition and smothered in gravy, is a highlight for many across the United States, marking a time for gratitude, family
They only reach out when they need something from you. They see you under stress but add to your burdens rather than ease them. They
From High School Hero to College Zero Back in high school, I played tight end for our football team and wasn’t half bad. So, during