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I Think, Therefore, You’re Wrong
If you disagree with something I’ve written the odds are quite good that I’m right. While I came to my approach accidentally, you can do it purposefully
Lessons Learned
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The Year Your College Degree Became Worthless
If we stop testing and grading students, what message do we send?
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Failing the Marshmallow Test, Over and Over
If we continue to spend more than we earn, eventually we will find that we need to sell assets to generate cash flow. Trouble awaits the unwary spender
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What I Learned Working with Three World-Class Quitters
Choosing the timing of your departure is the mark of a strong leader
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When the Best Course of Action is Inaction
By spending precious resources to improperly or only partially deal with problems, we can easily make things worse
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A Handful of Harmful Beliefs Shackle Us to Mediocrity … or Worse
Political dysfunction is a precursor to societal collapse. Who wants that? Here are some constructive suggestions for overcoming our fractious times
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Why I Thought Abandoning My Kids Was a Good Idea
My wife and I told them where we were going (we’re not monsters), but the separation still stung
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18,000 Reasons Why the Swiss Are Still Awesome
We spend 13 Swiss francs per inhabitant per year to ensure we won’t run out of coffee … and other essentials for life
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Do You Have What It Takes To Be Independently Wealthy?
Money is just the start of it, perhaps not even the hardest part
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A Glass of Water Almost Ended My Running Career
A health scare leads to a life lesson, a reminder, and a simple tip
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Are You Afraid of Your CEO Speaking to the Public?
I sure was. I am so glad my company adopted a Political Participation Policy before society went collectively bonkers
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My Worst Marathon Experience Left More Than Scars
In hindsight, I was lucky it happened to me early in my running career because that day changed my life