In my last post, I talked about keeping track of your net worth by keeping a spreadsheet with a running tally of your various incomes every month. After doing this a few days ago, I noticed a few columns on the spreadsheet that curiously racked up some significant figures annually. What’s interesting about these sources [...]
So I’ve come to a revelation.
Basically the gist of this revelation is that the focus of creating and marketing new products is NOT about making money or increasing your customer base. (Much) more importantly, the bottom line of it all is how to make people CARE about your product. You see… if someone doesn’t even [...]
Recently, I bought a very slick and innovative watch, the Lexon e8. Here it is:
I’m not gonna lie. It was not cheap. I could almost buy an iPod for the price. But a worthy investment in my opinion. It’s a new way to read time and the equalizer-like style is [...]
I think that setting milestones/deadlines is the surest way of achieving something.
Especially if you’re not working for the man.
At a job:
The man sets deadlines for you, so that you can be productive during the time when the man is paying you.
At school:
Why do we have midterms, quizzes, and final exams in college? They’re deadlines to [...]
When you’re a poor college student whose income comes from volatile stocks, you’re destined to a path of efficient spending. I’ve been trying to cut back on expenses recently. While doing so, I came up with an idea:
Make good use of that stash of pocket change!
I have a stash of coins in a [...]
After a long chat with my buddy Kevin last night, I purchased two shares of Google (GOOG).
Why?
I ask you: why not? Yes I understand that Google is nearly $500/share right now. But Kevin had me convinced. He has a good argument. All of us investors at one point or another consider purchasing Google. [...]
