The $1 Watermelon
April 7, 2022
A young boy is buying food for his family from street vendors in his village. As he approaches a watermelon stand with an elderly man attending to
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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
A young boy is buying food for his family from street vendors in his village. As he approaches a watermelon stand with an elderly man attending to
A few weeks ago the Fed announced it would raise interest rates seven times this year to temper inflation. The Fed could be in for a
Last week my son, Brian, and I were talking about the wisdom I learned from Chubby (my dad). Brian told me he’d recently seen an article
He comes from a wealthy family, is attending Harvard, and plays ice hockey. Her family is working class but she attends Radcliffe and studies classical music. Despite
Tom is a six year old boy who is struggling in math so his parents hire a private tutor for him after school. On the first
It’s 3 AM when Kate is awakened by a loud knock at her door. She quickly throws on a robe and stumbles downstairs. With dreary eyes she
Morning talk show hosts Jim Sharpe and Jayme West had some fun with me on the radio last week joking “Greg broke the Internet with
Parking Spot Swap Brad has just been appointed the new CEO of a department store chain. Because he is a staunch believer in “servant leadership,” his
Did you hear the big news?! Last week Paradise Valley Mayor Jerry Bien-Willner signed a new ordinance to amend our town code regarding short term rentals.
We all make mistakes. As Alexander Pope said, “To err is to be human.” It’s a fact of life. However, there are ways to minimize
As a boy his father taught him how to train dogs to “stay on the scent” of a rabbit. In the morning he would set out
“I will never sell another piece of real estate,” said my son, Corey. “I regret selling my condo before buying my current house,” he added. My
To start the new year I’m sharing my favorite article from last year when I wrote about the power of fear. We all know fear sometimes
This week before New Year’s I’m going to share four things I learned over the years that have made my life better. I hope they do the
Have you seen the movie The Perfect Storm? It was a disaster drama movie released in 2000. The film tells the true story of a commercial fishing
Five frogs are sitting peacefully on a lily pad. One decides to jump into the water. How many frogs are left? If you answered four you
Candace is struggling. She is going through a bitter divorce, was laid off from a job she loved, and her two kids are fighting incessantly because
If you’ve ever traveled by motorcycle, you know stopping for gas can be time consuming. Dismount, take off your helmet and gloves, unzip your riding pants,
The date is January 28, 1896, a frigid Tuesday in the small English village of Paddock Wood. Walter Arnold is feeling frisky, so he decides to
“A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person.” Jeff Bezos Last week I wrote an article about the failure of Zillow’s home buying
A young boy is buying food for his family from street vendors in his village. As he approaches a watermelon stand with an elderly man attending to
A few weeks ago the Fed announced it would raise interest rates seven times this year to temper inflation. The Fed could be in for a
Last week my son, Brian, and I were talking about the wisdom I learned from Chubby (my dad). Brian told me he’d recently seen an article
He comes from a wealthy family, is attending Harvard, and plays ice hockey. Her family is working class but she attends Radcliffe and studies classical music. Despite
Tom is a six year old boy who is struggling in math so his parents hire a private tutor for him after school. On the first
It’s 3 AM when Kate is awakened by a loud knock at her door. She quickly throws on a robe and stumbles downstairs. With dreary eyes she
Morning talk show hosts Jim Sharpe and Jayme West had some fun with me on the radio last week joking “Greg broke the Internet with
Parking Spot Swap Brad has just been appointed the new CEO of a department store chain. Because he is a staunch believer in “servant leadership,” his
Did you hear the big news?! Last week Paradise Valley Mayor Jerry Bien-Willner signed a new ordinance to amend our town code regarding short term rentals.
We all make mistakes. As Alexander Pope said, “To err is to be human.” It’s a fact of life. However, there are ways to minimize
As a boy his father taught him how to train dogs to “stay on the scent” of a rabbit. In the morning he would set out
“I will never sell another piece of real estate,” said my son, Corey. “I regret selling my condo before buying my current house,” he added. My
To start the new year I’m sharing my favorite article from last year when I wrote about the power of fear. We all know fear sometimes
This week before New Year’s I’m going to share four things I learned over the years that have made my life better. I hope they do the
Have you seen the movie The Perfect Storm? It was a disaster drama movie released in 2000. The film tells the true story of a commercial fishing
Five frogs are sitting peacefully on a lily pad. One decides to jump into the water. How many frogs are left? If you answered four you
Candace is struggling. She is going through a bitter divorce, was laid off from a job she loved, and her two kids are fighting incessantly because
If you’ve ever traveled by motorcycle, you know stopping for gas can be time consuming. Dismount, take off your helmet and gloves, unzip your riding pants,
The date is January 28, 1896, a frigid Tuesday in the small English village of Paddock Wood. Walter Arnold is feeling frisky, so he decides to
“A brand for a company is like a reputation for a person.” Jeff Bezos Last week I wrote an article about the failure of Zillow’s home buying