Archive for September, 2007
Thursday, September 27th, 2007
What do you think about when you hear the word wealth? Really, think about it for a moment and write down a couple things that come to mind.
Ok, so I bet most of you conjured up images like Donald Trump, a mansion from MTV Cribs, or Scrooge McDuck swimming in ...
Posted in Career, Motivation | 5 Comments »
Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Every Tuesday is a Game Theory article at Mind Your Decisions.
In my recent game theory post, I wrote about how seemingly worse employees can get on better projects--if you didn't read it, please do as the answer may surprise you. This strategy really works, and as Joon and Rohomech pointed ...
Posted in Life, Game Theory | 4 Comments »
Monday, September 24th, 2007
The answer to that question may soon be school. I was thrilled to read that more schools are starting to offer personal finance classes. Recently John Hopkins decided to include an introductory class for the following reason:
[Graduates] were handling the job fine but they weren't prepared to make decisions ...
Posted in Career | 7 Comments »
Thursday, September 20th, 2007
I introduced the The Simple Expense Tracker (a free expense tracking spreadsheet) about a week ago, and I'm thrilled that people are finding it easy to use and helpful to their finances. Thank you for the support, and please feel free to contact me with suggestions.
Earlier this week, one user ...
Posted in Track Money, Saving | 4 Comments »
Tuesday, September 18th, 2007
source: antanask via flickr
Every Tuesday is a Game Theory article at Mind Your Decisions.
Consider the following situation: John and Tim are both finishing projects at a consulting company and they are ready to be staffed on new projects. Their skill-sets and work ethics are similar, and both are considered team-players. ...
Posted in Life, Business, Career, Game Theory | 10 Comments »
