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This is an allocation question. It's a moral question. It's a restoration question.... keep reading

The conspiracy theorist needs to be a good marketer, because most people think he's nuts. A case in point.... keep reading

Here is a representative sample of the optimism in 2005. That optimism is barely visible today, for good reason.... keep reading

The Web offers you an opportunity to convert knowledge into money or influence. Maybe both. What's holding you back?... keep reading

Pass these, and the Empire crashes down.... keep reading

Free advice is not taken seriously. Here is my favorite example.... keep reading

Is now the best time to buy an investment property? Is deflation a threat?... keep reading

I think this is a nearly innate desire in most people. It should be placed under tight constraints.... keep reading

I don't celebrate the Fourth of July. It goes back to a term paper I wrote in grad school.... keep reading

"The Yellow Pages are dead!" So goes a really stupid myth. Businesses pay a lot of money for these ads. People do not pay good money for dead media. Now, get them to pay you.... keep reading

If you have been thinking of how you could make a living if you lived in a rural area, consider this.... keep reading

A contractor asks how contractors can screen customers in advance.... keep reading

When the economic crash comes, it will bury the two giants of 20th century economic theory. Call this a positive spillover effect.... keep reading

In this area, I am one of the oldest of the old-timers. I have seen lots of conspiracy theories. I have even written one.... keep reading

I have learned this technique from 50 years of experience. It was a hard lesson to learn. It is not intuitive. Pareto's law is not intuitive.... keep reading

Anyone can learn this in 20 hours, but almost no one will, especially not in your department.... keep reading