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AMSC – One Company One Story
Welcome to another story and another video in my One Company One Story series.This time, AMSC (previously known as American Superconductor). Here comes the amateur legalese. I began investing in companies and their stocks in the late 70s, but am … Continue reading
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Tagged American Superconductor, AMSC, Dream. Invest. Live., investing, personal finance, stocks, superconductor
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R Is For Retirement
Let’s take that phrase and see where it leads us, or at least leads me, because the topic of retirement has been part of a few conversations lately. Wishful thinking? Presenting one’s self with the ultimate present? A necessary next … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., health, health care, personal finance, real estate broker, Retirement
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2040-ish
It is funny how things happen. Actually, we need a new phrase because a coincidence of topics recently arrived that I find thoughtful, but not funny. My sci-fi novel, Firewatcher, is set at least a couple of decades from now. … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, assumptions, digital singularity, Dream. Invest. Live., Earth Overshoot Day, economy, finance, Firewatcher, government, investing, mortgage, MVIS, overpopulation, personal finance, Pretending Not To Panic, stocks, sustainability, wealth
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ElectraMeccanica – One Company One story
Welcome to another story and another video in my One Company One Story series. Here comes the amateur legalese. I began investing in companies and their stocks in the late 70s, but am not a certified investment professional. My style … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., ElectraMeccanica, investing, personal finance, SOLO, stocks
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Almost A Week Off
Shh. I slept in. And then I did it again. It almost felt like the first time I retired. This year I’ve finished three books. I’ve also given presentations, helped people with their ideas and businesses, and basically been an … Continue reading
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Tagged American Dream, apocaloptimist, author, Clarity Break, consulting, Dream. Invest. Live., Dugualla Bay, Firewatcher, Fort Ebey, frugal, frugality, housing, Kettle Pot Cup, net worth, personal finance, photography, science fiction, tea, Twelve Month series, Twelve Months, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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One Company One Story – Lineage Cell Therapeutics
Welcome to the third video in my One Company One Story series. Pardon me as I paste in yet another disclosure disclaimer.I am not a certified finance professional. But I can comment on my finances, and I can comment on … Continue reading
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Tagged biotech, Dream. Invest. Live., GERN, Geron, innovation, investing, LCTX, Lineage Cell Therapeutics, personal finance, Stem cells, stocks
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Positive Pent-up Progress Released
You know how it goes. The bumped pebble that hits a stone that dislodges a boulder that means a major portion of a mountain can become a flow that can reach the sea. Geologically speaking, landslides reaching the sea don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged ALAYCPYB, Dream. Invest. Live., frugal, frugality, investing, Kettle Pot Cup, personal finance, real estate, real estate broker, tea, writing
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From Inspiration To Publication – October 2022
We’re back! How many times have you heard that, lately? It is finally time to revive and reinvigorate the workshop on Self-publishing. I’ve done it as a solo (Modern Self-Publishing), as part of a trio (Madrona Workshop Troupe), and as … Continue reading
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Tagged Coupeville, Dream. Invest. Live., frugal, frugality, NaNoWriMo, personal finance, self publishing, Whidbey
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Upgrading My Venerable Bicycle
I ride a 30-year-old bicycle, a Trek 8000, which I’ve described before as; “It is a classic, hard-tail, 1992-ish Trek 8000 mountain bike. No springs. No shock absorbers. No disk brakes. It is old, purple, and slightly rusted. It is … Continue reading
Artistic Passive Income
A reader, or at least a buyer, helped keep one of my books alive, today. Twelve Months at Merritt Lake had its first sale in over a year, today. I wrote it in 2006, definitely not even close to today. … Continue reading