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Continue reading →: filthy benevolence
David’s true repentance could never bring Uriah back to life: a man who behaved with greater honor than the king himself.
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Continue reading →: million-dollar Advice
A problem is “a practical matter in which unknown quantities must be determined through their relationships to known data.” Isn’t this a great approach to life’s problems?
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Continue reading →: It had to Hurt so much
I had to suffer and fear debt so I could get to know it. I had to burn my cash trying to protect its value, so I could tell the importance of being liquid and the potential disaster of being stuck in your own assets.
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Continue reading →: A most Admirable Man
I admired Julius Caesar’s boldness, stating he would accept nothing less than absolute power in Rome. I never saw the boldness and the integrity that it takes to accept second place, even when it is your birth right to seat on the throne.
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Continue reading →: What exactly is Financial Education?
Saving might sound too simple to be million-dollar advice, yet, can you actually do it consistently? Saving is the beginning of a financially strategic mindset.
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Continue reading →: The Ongoing relevance of the Old Testament
The Book of Judges emphasizes this: “In those days Israel had no king; everyone did as they saw fit”. Does that sound familiar?
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Continue reading →: Man does not live on bread Alone…
Why do we build businesses in the first place? Is it to serve others? Is it to avoid serving others? Is it to make a lot of money—or at least to make ends meet? Why many successful entrepreneurs state that you will eventually become a slave to your own company?
