It seems like only yesterday that I was on stage receiving my MBA diploma and ready to conquer the world. Well, really I was just trying to get a job first. Times were different in the ’80s and ’90s. Tuition had yet to skyrocket, and an MBA degree was a novel segue to Wall Street […] Read more

If we were to prioritize the Freedoms articulated in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, I would select ‘free speech” as the most important. Without the ability of an individual to speak freely – and even offensively – freedom of religion would have no meaning. Freedom of the press would be a myth. Our […] Read more

Not that long ago, marijuana was illegal across the land, and known as a gateway drug that would lead one down the path of no return. The opioids were considered a medical breakthrough in managing debilitating pain, allowing those suffering from cancer and the like to lead better, more pain free lives. Fast forward to […] Read more

Let us continue our defense of the entrepreneur and businessman against the virulence of one Elizabeth Warren, a puppet of George Lakoff and others who authored the progressive playbook. The bile is built up behind the scenes by academic radicals and Hungarian money changers, and is released unto the public by the foaming mouths of […] Read more

I remember coming out of college with a degree in economics, working a few years, and then obtaining an MBA in finance. With that said, I was unable to create a personal budget and quickly went into big-time debt as a result of student loans, credit cards, renting an apartment in the city, etc. I […] Read more

The resurgence of millennials to urban areas has caused concern in recent years for the automobile industry. As anyone who has lived in a large city as a youth, they will likely tell you that a car is a liability. Payments, insurance, tickets, parking, yadda, yadda. I have a 27 year old daughter who lives […] Read more

Just say no to the new Income Sharing Agreement (ISA). I could leave it at that and write no more. Through a new kind of financial instrument called an ISA, financiers are transforming student debtors into stock investments, with much of the same risk and, ideally, greater returns. But the millennials who are mortgaging their […] Read more

This fad has come and gone before, as companies use whatever means possible to attract the best employees. One of the most popular perks is casual dress, especially for men. Wearing jeans and a golf shirt to work at Goldman Sachs is not a new concept. In the go-go days of the internet revolution, where […] Read more