Today I saw a person rummaging through his wallet as he was trying to find some money. Interestingly enough, there were some pennies in his wallet and so he decided to literally throw them in the garbage. I was trying to fathom the logic in that. This is actually not the first time that I
I thought this was kind of interesting as recently I was watching the news and there was a segment about a store that drew a large crowd for a sale. The lineup was long enough where some people in the media made a news story about it. Essentially, the store got free TV advertisement that
Today is Halloween of course and for a lot of kids that means getting free candy. One thing that I have heard more people do recently is that instead of giving out candy they actually just give kids money. Example, the person gets like a whole roll of dimes or quarters and then just gives
When I first read this book my expectation was that there would be a lot of tough love advice where the author tries to tell you the unpopular things you need to do in a business to be financially successful. Example, items like how you have to sacrifice a lot of personal activities and not
So this is the last chapter titled “It’s Not the Economy, Stupid, It’s You.†I guess almost every business and finance book that has been written over the past year or so references something about the economy issues. Cloutier uses this chapter to mostly call out people that want to use the economy as an
Looks like book is coming to an end as this is the second last chapter titled “Teamwork Is Vastly Overrated.†It’s kind of similar to the other points I read in the other chapters where Cloutier emphasizes that employees and your business structure should be follow a military type of setup. Basically, you are like