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Social Media Really
Why? Why Like, Follow, Plus, Connect, or Subscribe to someone? Why not? It’s free, isn’t it? It’s worthless, isn’t it? Skip the pleas from Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, and WordPress and Blogger. They aren’t free, really. They aren’t worthless, … Continue reading
Tax Inequity Increase
“I paid lower taxes when I was rich.” I said that last year. This year proves it out even more. Income was down about 40%. Income tax was up about 40%. I was traumatized by the numbers. Surely our system … Continue reading
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Tagged books, capital gains, Charity, consulting, entrepreneur, Facebook, health care, housing, income tax, investing, jobs, LTBH, mortgage, personal finance, photos, poverty, self employment, social media, stocks, tax, TurboTax, Twitter, unemployment, wealth
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Borrow A Bowl For A Bash
Borrow a bowl! Why yes, I’d be happy to. Why borrow a bowl? Because I had something to celebrate. A community helped, which meant the celebration would be more than just me. That sounded like a party, a bash. Got … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Charity, consulting, dancing, drewslist, Facebook, frugal, housing, personal finance, philanthropy, Simple Living, Six Bowls, social media, Whidbey, writing
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Rube Goldberg Manages Healthcare
Rube Goldberg would be proud. My journey through the officially mandated revision to my health care plan led me on a far adventure with grand vistas and worrisome territories. I was sure that I’d be shunted aside on detours, but … Continue reading
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Tagged ACA, business, consulting, Facebook, foreclosure, health care, healthcare, housing, mortgage, ObamaCare, Rube Goldberg, Shakespeare, taxes, Twitter, Whidbey
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No News Is No News
No News is Good News. Really? That phrase seems like it is only true about half the time. The other half is No News is Bad News. The third half is No News is No News. (Go ahead, check that … Continue reading
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Tagged CES, cold fusion, Comedy Central, Facebook, Fukushima, IIHMTIWHMIS, investing, Microvision, MVIS, NDA, personal finance, stocks, Twitter
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How Far We Have Come
Spy cameras were probably never this good. Saturday I’ll help teach a class in iPhone Photography, but I’ll take creative license and talk about how to take pictures with tiny cameras. I’ll take license partly because tiny cameras are everywhere, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, economy, education, Facebook, HCLE, inequality, iphone, New Road Map, NRM, photography, photos, social media, teaching
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Simple Social Media Choices
Social media. We’ve got to come up with a better term for it than that. That’s like calling a dance party an “aerobics and conversation congregation”. Yes it may be correct, but “dance party” is a lot more fun. I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, consulting, Facebook, Ferengi, frugal, frugality, Google+, klout, LinkedIn, philanthropy, Pinterest, Reputation based economy, Simple Living, social media, Socrates, teaching, Twitter, WICEC
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Timing Good News Maybe
A blog in two parts: Tuesday Evening and Wednesday Evening Tuesday Evening They said yes! Evidently they liked what I’ve done enough. I asked my two biggest clients (NRM & HCLE) if they’d double my hours. Yes. And in one … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., Facebook, foreclosure, HCLE, housing, mortgage, New Road Map, personal finance, social media, Twitter, Whidbey, writing
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A Possible Prelude Of Optimism
I have a litany of optimism. Regular readers have read it before: stocks, consulting, books, photos, house sale, windfalls. I’ve spent the last three years recovering from stagnant finances that then imploded. My litany of optimism has been a daily … Continue reading
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Tagged AMSC, Art, books, consulting, Coupeville, dancing, David Sharpe, Dream. Invest. Live., entrepreneur, Facebook, foreclosure, housing, investing, Just Keep Pedaling, mortgage, MVIS, optimism, personal finance, photos, RSOL, Savvy Caddy, self publishing, social media, stocks, teaching, tiny house, whidbeyfocus
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My Jobs Report Month 24
Cheers to all who’ve followed my job search. Your monthly vigil is over, not because I got a job but, because applying for jobs through ads and applications seems to be an anachronism – at least for middle-aged guys who … Continue reading
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Tagged Anacortes, Art, Biscotti Journey, books, consulting, Dream. Invest. Live., drewslist, entrepreneur, Facebook, foreclosure, HCLE, housing, interviews, investing, jobs, LinkedIn, Microvision, mortgage, MVIS, personal finance, photos, Savvy Wallets, Scotland, self publishing, social media, stocks, Tiny Houses, Twitter, Wander on Whidbey, wealth, Whidbey, whidbeyfocus, WICEC, WOST, YouTube
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