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Keep It All In Mind
It is tough, trying to keep all of it in my head. There’s a lot of news out there, and it is increasingly apparent that it is all connected because we are all connected. My news blog, Pretending Not To … Continue reading
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Tagged consulting, entrepreneur, frugal, frugality, housing, investing, jobs, mortgage, personal finance, Simple Living, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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Foot In The Mouth Palm To The Forehead
A far too common condition: putting my foot in my mouth while giving my forehead a slap with my palm. I may not be able to lift my foot to my mouth like I did in college days (was I … Continue reading
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Tagged books, consulting, entrepreneur, Facebook, frugal, frugality, personal finance, Simple Living, Whidbey, writing
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They Might Not Make More
Don’t worry. They’ll make more. Or not. Change is accelerating. Tomorrow’s thing will be better than yesterday’s thing, and yesterday’s thing will be cheaper as a result. If something breaks, replace it or upgrade. The economy loves it, even if … Continue reading
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Tagged aerospace, Concorde, frugal, frugality, HCLE, housing, Living Computer Museum, Merchant Marines, Simple Living, Space Shuttle, TR7, writing
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Working On Small Town Coworks
Go work in the coffee shop. That’s what everyone else does. If you can’t afford that, go work in the library. Welcome to the new job site search familiar to nomadic workers. Solutions that work in the big city don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Clinton, consulting, entrepreneur, Financial Integrity, Freeland, frugal, jobs, Langley, Whidbey, writing
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Small Town Coworks Considerations
Write a few words, kick off a lot of conversations. Well, I guess that’s why humans developed communication. Last week’s post about a coworks closing inspired a suite of incoming phone calls, emails, and meetings about possible reincarnations – and … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, consulting, coworking, coworks, Langley, sharing economy, Whidbey, writing
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Courageous People Fight Taboos
There are courageous people in this world. Just like with frugality, some people are courageous by choice and some by necessity. I gave a talk about a taboo subject and only drew a small crowd, but they were the courageous … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., Giraffe Project, health care, housing, insurance, investing, jobs, Langley, Mark Twain, personal finance, speaking, stocks, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, Will Rogers, writing
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A Lot Of Bland Versus A Bit Of Awesome
Frugal is mistaken for cheap. Frugal is realizing that a bit of awesome is much better than a lot of bland, and costs a lot less too. Tiny houses are getting busy. They were ignored, and then laughed at, and … Continue reading
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Tagged frugal, frugality, housing, investing, jobs, Langley, mortgage, personal finance, Simple Living, Tiny Houses, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, writing
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MVIS And DNDN Again Maybe
Conservative investors, look away. Don’t read any further. I am considering a trade between two stocks that are so far off the conventional investing radar that the only comfort I have is a familiarity with both of them. MVIS and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dendreon, DNDN, Dream. Invest. Live., investing, LTBH, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, stocks, writing
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Thanks For Real Gifts 2014
Amidst the frenetic times in the days before Christmas I’ve received a few gifts that didn’t come with bows or ribbons but which I appreciate. Work, and hopefully pay. In addition to my work with the museum (HCLE), my new … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, Curbed, Dream. Invest. Live., entrepreneur, investing, Microvision, MVIS, photos, PNTP, self publishing, social media, stocks, writing
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Unused And Necessary Obamacare
It was with a great sigh of relief when I signed up for Washington State’s version of Obamacare last year. I wasn’t looking for a change in my health insurance. Despite the high cost I kept paying my original premiums, … Continue reading
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Tagged ACA, health care, insurance, investing, mortgage, ObamaCare, wealth, writing
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