I love the stock market. For all its flaws, and the angst we feel when it goes down, it is the most reliable long-term road to riches available to most […]
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A bank I worked for paid an advertising agency hundreds of thousands of dollars to come up with a new slogan to excite customers. It was a big deal. The
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It was fascinating to see major companies like Coke and Delta jump into Georgia election law politics earlier this year. By taking sides they made many of their customers mad.
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I spent the last three weeks in the Carolinas. It was great. The picture of me is from Hilton Head, South Carolina where we stayed for a few days. We
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Being a banker, I suppose it was logical that I would be drawn to read dragon books to my kids. These complex creatures remind me of some of my more
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I understand why poets use rivers as metaphors for the passage of time. Rivers move me to think about life. Perhaps that’s why I found myself evaluating a personal milestone
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I’m not much of a lawbreaker. But one Halloween some of my teenage buddies and I were having a great time throwing water balloons at trick or treaters. It was
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I’ve been enjoying a Western Philosophy course the last couple of weeks. It started with that fascinating scene in Plato’s Allegory of the Cave. You might remember it. There are
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I learned the power of a flashing red light one night when I was flying home. My company had chartered a small prop plane for several executives and me. With
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