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DeBabbitting the Business Strategy Process: Can Creative People Be Developed? My grandfather left quite a legacy. He came from Italy as a boy to start a new life. He acted in and scripted silent movies, fought in WWI, tightrope walked between two eight story buildings (without a net) over a busy Chicago street, helped build navy ships as an electrician during WWII, and founded a successful restaurant with his wife and nine kids. His success in the variety of endevours is grounded in one quality: creativity.  Improving Your Business Immediately with Pareto’s 80/20 Rule and Tea
Would you like a quick way to improve your business? Have other projects taken too long before showing results? Learn a faster way to improve your business in different areas with Pareto’s 80/20 Rule. Join Rick and Brandon on the Improv-ing Business Podcast as they discuss Rick’s visit to the Charleston Tea Plantation and how the 80/20 Rule applies to tea. CPA Economic Depression Thinking: Buy Your House and Pay it off…Good Idea? Maybe. As a CPA, I have categorized home-owner’s financial strategy into two categories over the last 32 years: One, the Depression Victim, and Two, the Leverage Junkie. The Depression Victim’s financial strategy is a person who has lived or heard about people living during the Great Depression of the 1930s. My mother is like that. The philosophy goes like this. You buy a house, and you pay it off, period…Sure, you can buy rental real estate, but don’t use your house as a piggy bank. The other financial strategy extreme is the leverage junkie. Looking at them through my CPA glasses, I see that a person who holds that philosophy will buy a house, and then when it goes up in value, borrow against it to buy an other. |
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Rick E Norris  |