For comic relief, I occasionally turn to a YouTuber called Infinite Elgintensity or IE. IE has created a nice little business for himself lampooning YouTube fitness gurus, crossfitters, and ego lifters. Check out two of his videos below. They’re hysterical. But be warned, IE has a penchant for salty and politically incorrect language. I especially …
In a post last month, I focused on a mind shackle that is hindering the economic advancement of millions of Americans. I called this mind shackle privilege envy syndrome, and here’s the definition. When one is so preoccupied with the fact that others have more that one becomes blind to the opportunity and good fortune …
For most people, especially those doing the 9 to 5 grind in a high-tax state, their biggest household expense is government. Way back in October of 2015, I wrote a post based on the household expenses of a California family being featured in Money magazine. The total tax bill for this family was $45,000. This …
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A wit once remarked that the secret to avoiding poverty in America is to abide by three don’ts. Don’t drop out of high school. Don’t have kids unless you’re married. Don’t be allergic to work—always be gainfully employed, regardless of how humbling that may be at times. Brilliant. I defy anyone to unearth a guy …
On day nine of our Australian adventure, we left Sydney and drove to Canberra (pronounced Canbra). But before we left Sydney, we did the Harbor Bridge Climb (BridgeClimb Sydney) and saw the movie Shazam. We’ll have more to say about those two things—and what it’s like to drive on the left side of the road—in …
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