A Short Story About a Man in the Lobby and a Missed Train
The Man In The Lobby I’ve always been a curious observer of hotel lobbies. They’re an exciting place. Daily newspapers. Free apples. Smartly dressed customer […]
Month: November 2015
Big Shot Millennials
Throughout our compulsory educational years, my cohort of big shot millennials were taught mathematics, business, and economics. We were taught from books, in an abstract way. […]
My Emergency Fund Looks A Lot Like A Roth IRA and a Credit Card
True story. Three years ago, my wife and I were driving down I-85 through South Carolina. Just north of Greenville, I was cruising in […]
Carpe Veteranos Diem (Seize the Veteran’s Day!)
I’ve been a greasy government contractor for so long that I forget most of my adult life was spent as a latrine-scrubbin’ Staff Sergeant in the U.S. […]
Know What You Love, and Be Uncompromising
I wish that all of the things that brought me happiness were free. I wish I could say this. Of course, I cannot. To be clear, […]
The Futility of Keeping Score: Mark Zuckerberg Made $2.5 Billion Today
Tony is a buddy of mine. He runs a couple chiropractor clinics in San Francisco as well as the successful blog The Paleo Fix. Despite […]
October 2015 Financial Reports
October, I hardly knew ye. It’s not officially winter yet in Northern Virginia, but summer is definitely over. The Vikings and Timberwolves (for now) are […]