Writing Your Book on Lockdown
How do we market our books in the age of Covid-19? The first thing is to recognize that while it may be harder to find an audience, you also will have people who really need your book right now.
The Perfect Company: Healthcare Is Infrastructure
The single best predictor of success is not family background, intelligence, education, height, or appearance. It’s your health.
Perfect Company: The Coronavirus and the Money Bubble
With the exception of infrastructure spending, our government has already pulled every lever to stimulate the money supply. Now we face a possible natural disaster called the Coronavirus or Covid-19.
Diccon Hyatt: The Fog of War and the Mists of Time
A story on Needham Roberts, a World War I hero from Trenton, inadvertently illustrated the difficulties of reporting the details of a hectic battle more than 100 years after it happened.
Mismanagement Leads to Cash Flow Quicksand
When businesses deviate from their business plan, they slowly but surely find themselves in what I would like to call a “cash flow quicksand.”
Evaluation and Accreditation of Nonprofits
While I’m generally not in favor of more bureaucracy and its corresponding red tape, the days of the IRS approving 99.5 percent of all applications from entities seeking favorable nonprofits tax status should end.
Holiday Marketing for Small Business
Holiday marketing is just one of many small business marketing challenges.
The Perfect Company: TerraCycle
The public has an appetite for TerraCycle and its mission. Globally, 14 articles are written about TerraCycle every day.
Perfect Company: Building the Next Generation of the Web
“Data is the new oil,” goes the accepted wisdom. Data is even better than oil, though, because it doesn’t get used up.
The Perfect Company: Are There Moral Companies?
Morality in business and investing is worth considering for two reasons. First, our lives are finite: is there some other pleasure besides maximizing returns? Second, while money is seen as a panacea for all problems, it does not usually improve people who get it.
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Mercer’s Voting Machines: Old, Hackable, and Not Going Anywhere
Mercer County’s substandard, easily hackable voting machines were supposed to be replaced in 2008. But they will still be in place for the 2020 election.
