Perspicacity

In ensuring one stays engaged; i. e. able to notice and understand things that are not obvious, one can eliminate situations arising that cause us valuable time and effort. In part one of this two-part post, I provided examples of how being perspicacious can ensure one’s time and efforts are not wasted. In harnessing perspicacity, […]

Not so recently, I had three close-but-non-interactions, with others, all to their detriment. On the first occasion, I was making my usual weekly trek home from grocery shopping. On these routine runs, required for the weekend’s food production for the following week, I am heavily-laden with all sorts of meat and produce, etc., evenly weighted

In my last post, I addressed the issue of immaturity and how it can have a tremendous impact on how one’s life may turn out. I referenced a couple of former good friends of mine, whose smart choices – especially those made early on – made an incredible difference in the quality of life that

One of the first indications that I had no idea of what I was doing in my youth with respect to a career was the fact that I didn’t even consider acquiring an educational degree – in anything. To make matters worse, I didn’t even have a good reason, such as being the son of

When one has built up a net worth of at least $1B, they are classed as a billionaire. At this magnitude of wealth, ownership of almost anything is attainable in both quantity and quality. Giving back to the world through philanthropy are ways that many new billionaires begin to allocate some of their wealth. The

The top 10% have a minimum net worth of $1M and the good news is that almost anyone, and I mean anyone, in the First Word that works hard and smart throughout their life can attain this “entry-level” level of wealth. Those perspicacious enough to do what’s necessary to reach this level are then further