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Digg it UP - Recognizing When It's Time to Move On
Tales have been told of how eccentrics and other people of an inventive mind have stored up treasures in a variety of places - under mattresses, under loose boards in homes, in secret or not-so-secret compartments in cupboards, or simply in a hole in the woods. But it seems with each passing year you hear fewer such tales. For now, there are few old timers around who remember when banks went bust. For every one who keeps their money in an insured bank, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insures each individual or joint account up to $100,000. A self-directed retirement ac
Challenging Your Comfort Zone
It might seem like changing jobs should be more of a
I once worked on a company funded by Pierre Lamond, veteran Venture Capitalist at Sequoia Capital. During the interview, Pierre asked me, “How old is your father? What does he do? Is he retired?” I explained, that my father (in his sixties) is an entrepreneur, and will never retire, because he still has too many things that he wants to accomplish, and that he will die trying to get through as many of them as possible, and not run out of things to try. Pierre nodded and said, “I don’t understand 50-year old executives who want to play Golf all day.”I had another conversati
Challenging Your Comfort Zone
It might seem like changing jobs should be more of a
In the UK the order of the day is to have a Chinese nanny or housekeeper. This so that the young children can learn Chinese for the future. This is not a bad idea, given that China is likely to be a world economic leader for the foreseeable future and it's unlikely that the entire population of China will learn English.In previous days it was considered very smart to have a French nanny, so that the little future citizens could grow up speaking fluent French. So those forward thinking people are giving their little treasures the edge by learning Chinese at an early age. I
Challenging Your Comfort Zone
It might seem like changing jobs should be more of a
Office chairs are one of the most used furniture in the world of marketing business, telecommunications, and basically everything else that requires an office and computers. Almost every company makes use of office chairs. It is not uncommon therefore that even home offices or even computer tables make use of office chairs.However, these pieces of furniture do cost a lot. Some would go up to $1500 (like some of Herman Miller’s excellent Aeron models), other, lower priced ones, can be found starting at about $50. But many of those lower priced ones actually tend to be of
Challenging Your Comfort Zone
It might seem like changing jobs should be more of a
Does the Better Business Bureau have too much power? What do you really think of the BBB? Have you questioned their sales tactics or questioned their validity? If so you are not alone. Home Depot ended up kissing up to the extortion tactics of the Better Business Bureau. Why bother, they are nuts those people.http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/stories/2002/08/12/daily4.html?f=et50As many of you know the BBB, which is the little darling of the FTC – Federal Trade Commission often uses extortion techniques to get it’s business members to foot the bill of it’s busine
Challenging Your Comfort Zone
It might seem like changing jobs should be more of a
Elliot Spitzer has filed bogus lawsuits and extorted billions from highly reputable companies. To date he has extorted over 3 Billion in fines from mutual fund companies alone. Where is the money? The case against Bank of America; Bogus says jury. I could not agree more. No consumers or investors were harmed only American Mutual Fund Companies which help to capitalize America.The State Attorney General owes the business community an apology. But where is the money. We need a Sarbaines Oxley accounting down to the paper clips. I hereby demand an accounting. Where did all t
Challenging Your Comfort Zone
It might seem like changing jobs should be more of a relief than a stressful process, but many people are reluctant to part with what's familiar. After all, you know what to expect in your current job even if you're bored with it. A new job might seem like a welcome or exciting endeavor, but it brings with it a lot of "what-ifs." What if the new boss is a tyrant? What if people don't like you or your ideas? What if the compa
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