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Lee Kuan Yew
Lee Kuan Yew, the first prime minister of Singapore who governed for more than three decades from 1959 to 1990, passed away last month. Lee left a legacy that proved that you can change a culture, you can pull a country out of poverty and you can create a first-world county that’s ranked 7th in least amount of corruption, highest in pro-business, provides economic freedom, ease of doing business, social cohesion, employment, education and the 3rd highest per-capita GDP in the world.
Help! I Don’t Know What to Think About Taxes!
Question: I don’t know what to think about taxes. Our country seems in serious debt. The rich are getting much richer while more of us face what we now call “food insecurity.” I’m not worried about hunger, but I’ve got kids and college bills and retirement. I’m not thriving.
How Do I Fund My Big Dream?
Question: I’m thinking about raising $50,000 for a movie. It’s a huge life dream for me, and I never thought it was even possible. Maybe it really isn’t, but with crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, maybe it is.
The Practice of Making Good Decisions
I just got back from a six-block walk to pick up a quinoa and avocado salad for lunch, and I found your question sitting in my inbox. My job does not seem stressful to me. I just make lots of (hopefully) good decisions. Before lunch, I entered an order to buy well over a million dollars’ worth of shares in a company with operations in Namibia, Philippines, Nicaragua, Colombia, and Mali.
Poem by Edgar A. Guest
Can't, a poem by Edgar A. Guest.
Poem by Jon Davis
Preliminary Report from the Committee on Appropriate Postures for the Suffering, a poem by Jon Davis.