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Author Archives: Tom Trimbath
Dynamic Times April 2013 Edition
“And here comes the wind . . . ” “. . . blowing in more change.” My quote . . . finished by a friend. It is windy this morning. Twenty knots or more in places. Others are more sheltered. … Continue reading
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Tagged books, climate change, consulting, digital singularity, Drew Kampion, drewslist, Financial Integrity, foreclosure, frugal, frugality, housing, inconvenient truth, investing, jobs, mortgage, New Road Map, occupy, personal finance, photos, Ray Kurzweil, Scotland, Simple Living, stocks, unemployment, wealth, wealth disparity, Whidbey, writing
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Query Growth In Wealth Disparity
Queries – the place where I ask questions and ask for answers. Go watch this video. Okay, even I don’t watch a video just because someone told me to. If you’ve noticed, I rarely post links to videos, preferring to … Continue reading
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Tagged foreclosure, investing, jobs, mortgage, New Road Map, occupy, politzane, stocks, unemployment, wealth
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Consulting Client Success
Smile. A call from a client starts with, “Where are all of these people coming from? What do I do now?” It happens the majority of the time. We build a blog or a site or, to use the current … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, entrepreneur, Facebook, fresh ideas, housing, inventions, jobs, mortgage, ocean plastic, photos, poetry, Scotland, social media, writing
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Positive Interest
It’s spring, and I forgot my camera. The photographer in me chided myself as I walked past flowers and early light on the way to the bus. Then I chuckled because, even though I left my SLR and point & … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Dendreon, DNDN, Dream. Invest. Live., housing, investing, LTBH, Merritt Lake, Microvision, mortgage, MVIS, personal finance, photos, pico projectors, picop, Provenge, Real Goods Solar, RSOL, stocks, Twelve Months, wealth
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Housing Redefined
A local landslide makes international news because homes are involved. A real estate market is bubbling up along the west coast. Friends are making tiny houses. People are downsizing. Estates are being settled that involve magnificent houses. And of course, … Continue reading
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Tagged downsizing, Dream. Invest. Live., foreclosure, frugal, frugality, housing, investing, mortgage, occupy, personal finance, real estate, Simple Living, stocks, Tiny Houses, wealth, Whidbey
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My Jobs Report Month 19
Nineteen months. Nineteen months ago, just as I thought my portfolio would recover from an earlier decline, it took three massive hits. My optimistic side expected a recovery because the businesses were making progress, even if their stocks weren’t. My … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, Charity, consulting, foreclosure, HCLE, health care, housing, indiegogo, jobs, mortgage, philanthropy, Scotland, self publishing, stocks, teaching, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Racing For Funds
The countdown has begun! There are only 51 days left! Yesterday, I helped launch an indiegogo campaign. The race to fund the HCLE Virtual Museum finally began to move. There are other countdowns commencing, things that can make a person … Continue reading
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Tagged Charity, consulting, crowdfunding, entrepreneur, Facebook, foreclosure, HCLE, HCLEMuseum, housing, indiegogo, investing, jobs, mortgage, occupy, personal finance, philanthropy, stocks, teaching, Twitter, Whidbey
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Fell For It
“We have met the enemy and he is us.” And who said comic strips don’t contain wisdom? That line is from Pogo, a classic and cancelled comic strip. I’ll make it personal. I have met the enemy and it is … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, crowdfunding, emotions, frugal, frugality, health care, housing, indiegogo, investing, jobs, mortgage, occupy, personal finance, Simple Living, stocks, tiny house, wealth
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Gnawing On A Rock
“He’s worrying that like a dog gnaws a bone.” It is good to take time to consider, well, anything; mostly because for many, it is uncommon to take time for contemplation in today’s frenetic world. A dog knows there’s always … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Art, books, Charity, consulting, entrepreneur, frugal, frugality, GIG, housing, investing, jobs, mortgage, MVIS, personal finance, photos, RSOL, Scotland, self publishing, Simple Living, speaking, stocks, teaching, Twitter, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Slow Disaster Preparedness
Who came up with the word, “preparedness”? Preparations should be good enough. Regardless, one of the signs of adult responsibility is being prepared for disasters. FEMA and the Red Cross suggest each of us having days of supplies and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., earthquake, estate planning, FEMA, frugal, frugality, health care, housing, investing, jobs, mortgage, personal finance, Red Cross, resourcefulness, Simple Living, stocks, storms, survivalist, tsunami, unemployment, volcano, volcanoes, Whidbey
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