The First Thing I Started

Research – And Using What You Learn From It To Analyze Every Situation – Is What Separates Being Unreasonable From Being Irrational.

I Don't Think It Makes Any Sense For An Individual To Invest In Common Stocks Unless They Know The Company, Work At The Company, And So On.

I Don't Think The Market Can Keep Going Up. In The U.s., We See Real Estate Not Going Up.. Houses Are Selling At Lower Prices. You Can't Have Anything Going Up 10 Percent To 20 Percent To 30 Percent Indefinitely.

I Am Old Enough To Remember When America's K-12 Public Schools Were The Best In The World. I Am A Proud Graduate Of Them, And I Credit Much Of My Success To What I Learned In Detroit Public Schools And At Michigan State University.

While I Am Proud Of A Number Of Accomplishments, There Are Real Costs To Being Unreasonable. Long Hours. Too Little Time With Family. A Near Incapacity For, As They Say, Stopping And Smelling The Roses.