How To Win The War Against Inflation

Winning the war against inflation isn’t just a financial strategy; it’s a battle cry for the financially savvy warrior. Here’s how you can arm yourself to defeat this relentless assassin of purchasing power in seven steps: 1. Slash and Burn Expenses Audit your lifestyle with the precision of a samurai. Identify what’s essential and eliminate […]

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Five Daily Questions I Ask Myself To Live A Happier Life

Wake up, warrior of self-improvement. The battlefield of personal growth is filled with the carcasses of good intentions and unfulfilled dreams. It’s not for the faint-hearted. It demands the courage to face the mirror daily and the tenacity to ask yourself questions that might just shatter your ego. Here are the five questions that will […]

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The Silent Killer Among Us

As we make our way through life, a silent killer is among us. It doesn’t brandish a weapon, nor does it scream threats. Instead, it whispers sweet nothings of comfort, luring us into a deadly embrace. This killer is the comfort zone. And while we recline in its soft arms, we commit a death by […]

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From Potter’s Son to King: Agathocles of Syracuse’s Ruthless Roadmap To Dominate And Win

In the annals of history, many names echo with the resonance of greatness, yet some remain shrouded in the mists of obscurity. One such name is Agathocles, a figure from ancient Syracuse, whose tale of tenacity and ruthlessness provides a blueprint for those seeking to obliterate hurdles and attain mastery in the hyper-competitive world we […]

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15 Life Lessons I Wish I Learned Earlier In Life

As I stand on the cusp of my fourth decade, I carry the vigor of youth coupled with the wisdom that each year has hammered into my soul. It’s a time to reflect, recalibrate, and charge into the remainder of my life with a refined game plan. Here’s a roadmap of 15 life lessons to […]

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The Eerie Correlation Between The Fed Funds Rate, The Lag Effect, And Recessions

The relationship between the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) rate hike cycles and subsequent economic recessions has been a subject of extensive analysis. After reviewing data spanning 70 years, a trend emerged—from the first rate hike, it takes three years, on average, to see the onset of a recession. As is the case with the law of […]

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