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Things We Wish Were True (Newsletter 004)
Just because you find something on the internet doesn't make it true.
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Moral Letters
008 - On The Teacher’s Duty - Moral Letters for Modern Times
Just because I am alone does not mean I am wasting my hours away.
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Why Experts Are The Last People We Should Listen To
Well-meaning does not mean impartial
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There Has Never Been A Better Time To Go Back To The Office (Really)
Having an office at work, and needing to be in that office, will become the new status symbols in the work from home era
Moral Letters
007 - On Public Opinion - Moral Letters for Modern Times
Nothing is more dangerous to your reputation than exposure to public view in the circus of social media.
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Opinions Are (Mostly) Free (Newsletter 003)
Greetings friends! James Bellerjeau here. Three is a powerful number, as far as these things go. It is in fact the third most powerful. Ask a decorator how many items they group together to finish a room. It is three. One, two, or four just don't look as
Moral Letters
006 - On Sharing Wisdom - Moral Letters for Modern Times
A problem shared is a problem halved.
My Two Cents
The United States Is Not Bankrupt ... Yet
If we continue to spend more than we earn, eventually we will find that we need to sell assets to generate cash flow.
Moral Letters
005 - On The Stealth Philosopher - Moral Letters for Modern Times
Nothing turns a sharp ear deaf more quickly than the listener sensing you feel superior to them.
Paradise Found
Paradise Found - Start Here
In 1996 my wife and I left the United States to work for a three-year stint in Frankfurt. That turned into a new job and a move to Switzerland. Twenty-five years, two kids, and a lifetime later, we returned to the U.S. once more. Is it the same place we left?
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Does Klugne Mean Something? (Newsletter 002)
Greetings friends! James Bellerjeau here. I like words. A lot. Those of you who know me will be thinking, "yes, you like to talk a lot when you get in front of an audience." True, but I appreciate others' words as well: a finely written book, a
Moral Letters
004 - On The Quest For Immortality - Moral Letters for Modern Times
What drives the quest for immortality? At its root, it is an excess of greed and fear.