Risk-Life Balance
April 13, 2020
This is meant to encourage thought, not controversy. I expect it will do both. 30% UNEMPLOYMENT… THIS QUARTER? Published in Bloomberg March 19: “Federal Reserve Bank
Menu
“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
This is meant to encourage thought, not controversy. I expect it will do both. 30% UNEMPLOYMENT… THIS QUARTER? Published in Bloomberg March 19: “Federal Reserve Bank
In the last election cycle for governor I was asked to lead the campaign for one of our candidates (not Gov. Ducey). I am a personal
COVID-19 has forced a lot of businesses to pivot. While it’s not fun and can be stressful, pivoting can result in short and long term benefits
We have all endured difficult times. Loss of a loved one. Loss of a limb. Loss of net worth. Loss of direction. Loss of confidence.
Has a brief moment in time ever changed the trajectory of your life? It happened to Tom Leonard of Richmond, Virginia. After Tom told me this story, we decided
One of my favorite quotes is by Imran Khan: “Compromise for your dream but NEVER compromise on your dream.” I am inspired by people who
Negotiation skill can make a multi-thousand dollar difference in crafting better deals. Whether you’re buying or selling cars, homes, anything expensive, knowing what to say
A few years ago I had the honor to interview legendary race car driver, Mario Andretti. It was for a story in my book, How
When I was 12 years old I lived next door to the most beautiful girl in the world… at least my world back then. I
Though he was skinny like me, my dad’s nickname was Chubby. He was plump as a kid (like me), and the “Chubby” nickname stuck for
I didn’t have a dad growing up. My mom and grandma raised me. But I did have an uncle. He was like a father to
Two weeks ago I wrote about 6 ways to make better decisions and fewer mistakes. This is Part II, with a few more proven techniques
I love Thanksgiving. No pressure. No presents. Just food, football, family and friends. For 14 straight years I’ve shared Turkey Day trivia in my Thanksgiving
We all make mistakes, sometimes obvious ones. Why do smart people (like you and me) make bad decisions? There are proven reasons why we mess
Growing up in Cincinnati, I was all about Daylight Saving Time. It meant an extra hour of playing with friends before the streetlights came on,
Did you ever wonder if there really is a fountain of youth? We all know that if we eat better, exercise more, and eliminate stress,
Cities across the country are taking control, responding to a surge of citizen concern about the rapid proliferation of non-resident investor owned Airbnb rental operations
This is an article about a visionary business model that skirted the law, required a new technology, changed the way people travel, and challenged a
Should we have the right to force Google to hide negative things about us (true or untrue) from its search results, making it hard for
Talk about fun (and intimidating). Recently, I co-hosted (with Destry Jetton) a primetime special about real estate on NBC, just before Saturday Night Live. I
This is meant to encourage thought, not controversy. I expect it will do both. 30% UNEMPLOYMENT… THIS QUARTER? Published in Bloomberg March 19: “Federal Reserve Bank
In the last election cycle for governor I was asked to lead the campaign for one of our candidates (not Gov. Ducey). I am a personal
COVID-19 has forced a lot of businesses to pivot. While it’s not fun and can be stressful, pivoting can result in short and long term benefits
We have all endured difficult times. Loss of a loved one. Loss of a limb. Loss of net worth. Loss of direction. Loss of confidence.
Has a brief moment in time ever changed the trajectory of your life? It happened to Tom Leonard of Richmond, Virginia. After Tom told me this story, we decided
One of my favorite quotes is by Imran Khan: “Compromise for your dream but NEVER compromise on your dream.” I am inspired by people who
Negotiation skill can make a multi-thousand dollar difference in crafting better deals. Whether you’re buying or selling cars, homes, anything expensive, knowing what to say
A few years ago I had the honor to interview legendary race car driver, Mario Andretti. It was for a story in my book, How
When I was 12 years old I lived next door to the most beautiful girl in the world… at least my world back then. I
Though he was skinny like me, my dad’s nickname was Chubby. He was plump as a kid (like me), and the “Chubby” nickname stuck for
I didn’t have a dad growing up. My mom and grandma raised me. But I did have an uncle. He was like a father to
Two weeks ago I wrote about 6 ways to make better decisions and fewer mistakes. This is Part II, with a few more proven techniques
I love Thanksgiving. No pressure. No presents. Just food, football, family and friends. For 14 straight years I’ve shared Turkey Day trivia in my Thanksgiving
We all make mistakes, sometimes obvious ones. Why do smart people (like you and me) make bad decisions? There are proven reasons why we mess
Growing up in Cincinnati, I was all about Daylight Saving Time. It meant an extra hour of playing with friends before the streetlights came on,
Did you ever wonder if there really is a fountain of youth? We all know that if we eat better, exercise more, and eliminate stress,
Cities across the country are taking control, responding to a surge of citizen concern about the rapid proliferation of non-resident investor owned Airbnb rental operations
This is an article about a visionary business model that skirted the law, required a new technology, changed the way people travel, and challenged a
Should we have the right to force Google to hide negative things about us (true or untrue) from its search results, making it hard for
Talk about fun (and intimidating). Recently, I co-hosted (with Destry Jetton) a primetime special about real estate on NBC, just before Saturday Night Live. I