Personal Growth
How to Evaluate a Job Offer and Your Future Boss
Student Question: My current job is in e-commerce operations. I’ve been at my first company for two years and have been thinking about making a …
Economy & Society
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Why the Money-Printing Housing Story Won't Happen
If you want consumer spending to rise while simultaneously siphoning away the money people could spend, consumption won’t go up — it’ll …
Wealth Wisdom
If You Cannot Be Your Own Master, Others Will Master You
If you cannot be your own master, others will master you. Sometimes you struggle your entire life only to find you’ve spent it fighting to break …
Wealth Wisdom
The Art of Managing Up: Three Strategies for Working with Your Superiors
Student Question Hello Master, I work in a technical role. I have no issues on the technical or business side. My question is: how do I practice …
Wealth Wisdom
Stealing a Moment: Thoughts on *The Volunteers: Strike of the Mighty Army*
Stole some time last night to catch the film The Volunteers: Strike of the Mighty Army before it left theaters. What a waste of a superb subject — the …
Wealth Wisdom
Grand Topics: On Geopolitics and the Duty of the Family Leader
Monday — let’s talk about something grand. Note: this article has no answers. It is purely some personal reflections from someone with a modest …
Wealth Wisdom
A Warning: The Age of Upheaval Has Begun
Today, an extraordinarily significant historical variable has emerged. Hamas, the Palestinian militant organization, launched a massive surprise …
Wealth Wisdom
Life Overseas — I Want to Hear From You
Today I’ll just get things started. The rest, I hope you’ll share in the comments. 🌞 After this recent trip to North America, the …
Personal Growth
Who Pays the Price? Social Atomization, the Family, and the New Order
Student Question (L茵Z): A question for you! Was our traditional so-called “provider and reproducer” functional structure formed precisely …
Wealth Wisdom
The Cycle May Come Early!
All current information points toward one thing: a pervasive pessimism about slumping demand. The clearest example is Germany’s PMI — the …