The Elegance of Failure is a guest post from Neal Frankle at Wealth Pilgrim. Neal is a dedicated father, insightful financial adviser, and honorable Yakezie Challenger who always writes with a breath of fresh air You can join his 2,500+ followers on Twitter @NealFrankle. Enjoy! Failure is not only a necessary part of life, it can […]
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Insuring the uninsured is worth it. We should want people who can’t even afford basic insurance to be protect. This is America after all! Congratulations to the Democrats for passing a smaller, less corrupt version of Obama’s health care plan to cover the 30 million+ Americans who are uninsured. I’ve read numerous articles about the
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If I have one pet peeve in life, it’s when people are late. I absolutely cannot stand it when people are late. My face starts contorting after 5 minutes, and I think about walking out and rescheduling on my own damn time after 15 minutes. If I don’t get a text, e-mail or a phone
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Michael Moore thinks he is pointing out injustices through his latest documentary, “Capitalism: A Love Story“. Instead, Michael simply reminds us that life isn’t fair in a free market economy where those who work hard sometimes get the short end of the stick through no fault of their own. Review Of Documentary “Capitalism: A Love
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Did you make a mistake and have trouble owning up to your mistake? Learn how to apologize for an error. Doing so will save you a lot of pain and trouble in the long run. Making Mistakes And Saying Sorry If there’s one thing I’m consistent at, it’s making some stupid error at least once
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Here’s the best financial advice I’ve ever heard from a comedian. One of the best things about living in a big city is the diversity of people. Minorities are actually a 51% majority, leading to an abundance of food, culture, and festivities. Most importantly, a diverse community teaches us acceptance and understanding of each other.
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There is an art to the interview. As a hiring manager for 13 years, let me teach you how to interview better so you can get a better job. I went through 55 interviews over seven rounds to get a job at Goldman Sachs, one of the best investment banks in the world. Part of
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The mental to physical connection is important for your well-being. If you only focus on one, you will feel unbalanced. After my parents pep talk in the 9th grade, I realized there were two things I had to do in order to survive high school: 1) use my brains and 2) develop some pythons. In
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Saving money is about principle sometimes. Let me explain. For the past two years I’ve taken the bus to work after driving for 7 years prior. The company re moved our free parking benefits and I wasn’t about to pay $350/month to park in a garage just 5 miles away. I have a love hate
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Do you hit the snooze button multiple times in the morning because you just don’t want to work? While at work, do you daydream of being somewhere else? Well too bad! You’ve won the lottery and you don’t even realize it! In this global pandemic, please treat your job as if you won the lottery. When you
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