Counterintuitive Wisdom
In major life decisions following the herd is often seen as the safe route. Yet history is rife with stories of those who dared to
“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
In major life decisions following the herd is often seen as the safe route. Yet history is rife with stories of those who dared to
As the national presidential election looms, we’re bombarded with campaign commercials—each championing a brighter future or forecasting dire outcomes if you vote for the opponent.
Who’s the Genius Here? Was Marilyn Monroe smarter than Albert Einstein? If we measure smarts by IQ alone, Marilyn edges out with a score reportedly
Love doesn’t follow rules. Neither does age. Anthony Quinn, the legendary actor known for his unforgettable roles in Zorba the Greek and Lawrence of Arabia, was 70 when
The Best Deal in American History? What was the best deal in American history? I think it happened in 1803 when Thomas Jefferson negotiated with Napoleon Bonaparte
WHEN YOU SLAP SOMEONE, MAKE IT COUNT That’s exactly what Zsa Zsa Gabor did in what became known as “the slap heard ’round the world.” It
If you can’t say it with brevity, you don’t know it with clarity. Back in 2009, I taught a law school contracts class. It was one of
3,000 years ago there lived a Greek poet named Homer. One of his most famous tales was about the legendary Greek king of Ithaca named Odysseus.
Picture this: You’re out golfing at the stunning Seven Canyons course in Sedona, one of Teresa’s and my favorite places to play. You take your swing
When I first heard about The Ghost, a hidden underground club rumored to be the best-kept secret in the city, I thought my friend was joking,
Record-Breaking Olympic Romances Did you catch any of the Olympic action this year? It was a spectacular event with 10,714 athletes, 329 events, and 17
I’ve been in the news a lot this past week. The company I founded, 72SOLD, was just recognized for an unprecedented achievement. We grew bigger,
I hope you enjoyed last week’s article about the things I learned on my family vacation. As a follow up, this week’s article is about one
I’m writing this while Teresa and I are on our annual family vacation. Last year we rented a home on the water at Walloon Lake,
In last week’s article I talked about the big changes about to take place in my industry beginning in August. Home sellers will initially agree
The day is finally upon us. On August 1st the Arizona real estate market will get a much-needed revamp. I’ve written numerous articles about the class action
Did you ever hear about the Rat Park Experiment? It was conducted by Canadian psychologist Bruce Alexander in the late 1970s to explore the causes of
Humanity’s fascination with space has been a constant throughout history. From ancient civilizations that studied the stars to modern science fiction that envisions interstellar travel, space
I remember it like it was yesterday. The smoke-filled, rowdy, rough and tumble Boar’s Head Saloon in Oxford, Ohio. I was attending Miami University. I played
Did you see The Shawshank Redemption? In this 1994 drama, Andy Dufresne (brilliantly played by Tim Robbins) escapes prison by methodically digging a 10 foot
In major life decisions following the herd is often seen as the safe route. Yet history is rife with stories of those who dared to
As the national presidential election looms, we’re bombarded with campaign commercials—each championing a brighter future or forecasting dire outcomes if you vote for the opponent.
Who’s the Genius Here? Was Marilyn Monroe smarter than Albert Einstein? If we measure smarts by IQ alone, Marilyn edges out with a score reportedly
Love doesn’t follow rules. Neither does age. Anthony Quinn, the legendary actor known for his unforgettable roles in Zorba the Greek and Lawrence of Arabia, was 70 when
The Best Deal in American History? What was the best deal in American history? I think it happened in 1803 when Thomas Jefferson negotiated with Napoleon Bonaparte
WHEN YOU SLAP SOMEONE, MAKE IT COUNT That’s exactly what Zsa Zsa Gabor did in what became known as “the slap heard ’round the world.” It
If you can’t say it with brevity, you don’t know it with clarity. Back in 2009, I taught a law school contracts class. It was one of
3,000 years ago there lived a Greek poet named Homer. One of his most famous tales was about the legendary Greek king of Ithaca named Odysseus.
Picture this: You’re out golfing at the stunning Seven Canyons course in Sedona, one of Teresa’s and my favorite places to play. You take your swing
When I first heard about The Ghost, a hidden underground club rumored to be the best-kept secret in the city, I thought my friend was joking,
Record-Breaking Olympic Romances Did you catch any of the Olympic action this year? It was a spectacular event with 10,714 athletes, 329 events, and 17
I’ve been in the news a lot this past week. The company I founded, 72SOLD, was just recognized for an unprecedented achievement. We grew bigger,
I hope you enjoyed last week’s article about the things I learned on my family vacation. As a follow up, this week’s article is about one
I’m writing this while Teresa and I are on our annual family vacation. Last year we rented a home on the water at Walloon Lake,
In last week’s article I talked about the big changes about to take place in my industry beginning in August. Home sellers will initially agree
The day is finally upon us. On August 1st the Arizona real estate market will get a much-needed revamp. I’ve written numerous articles about the class action
Did you ever hear about the Rat Park Experiment? It was conducted by Canadian psychologist Bruce Alexander in the late 1970s to explore the causes of
Humanity’s fascination with space has been a constant throughout history. From ancient civilizations that studied the stars to modern science fiction that envisions interstellar travel, space
I remember it like it was yesterday. The smoke-filled, rowdy, rough and tumble Boar’s Head Saloon in Oxford, Ohio. I was attending Miami University. I played
Did you see The Shawshank Redemption? In this 1994 drama, Andy Dufresne (brilliantly played by Tim Robbins) escapes prison by methodically digging a 10 foot