7 Laws of Financial Success
Below is another installment of a book review from Rachel Stephens. Rachel is a 20-year financial analyst. In 1926 classics, The Richest Man in Babylonauthor […]
Month: October 2024
The Richest Man in Babylon (7 lessons for financial success)
The financial principles from The Richest Man in Babylon, by George Samuel Clason, may be nearly 100 years old, but they have stood the test […]
Anxieties described gossip provide advantages in the competition of women who may be of the same sex
Although many women report being victimized by gossip, fewer report negative gossip. Female whistleblowers may not be aware that they are gossiping when they disclose […]
The Good Old Days Were Not So Good
The universe, notes economist Noah Smith, is always trying to kill us, whether it’s the planets moving through space or our hunger pangs of a […]
Has the time come for integrated network and security platforms?
“The message I got from the research was that customers are working in a world where there is a huge proliferation of products, or applications, […]
Stupid graphs posted by people
Item 1: Source: Antoni. Item 2: Source: Antoni. Not that the data is “wrong” (I’m not a data conspiracy guru). Out of context, it doesn’t […]
Did Inequality Fall Between 1870 and 1910?
The period from 1870 to 1910, which includes the Age of Prosperity, is shown everywhere as one of rapid economic growth. This growth is often […]
Wednesday separate links
1. The latest @pmarca gambit. Crypto + AI. And Brian Armstrong’s offer, take it! 2. Where did all that Millennium wealth come from so suddenly? […]
3 essential elements of your safety awareness and training program
Scan the latest news headlines for stories about breaches and it quickly becomes clear why leaders are concerned about their organization’s security posture. A recent […]
Customs – Econlib
If tradition means a set of shared moral rules (many) and common exposure to certain ideas (if this second category is not excessive), then culture […]