I have finally figured out how to use Twitter as a tool for improved thinking. Twitter (and all social media) can become a major distraction if we're not careful. I've gone through

Where Is The Best Place to Live?

I used to hate living in Cleveland. In conference calls and podcasts (my old-school monthly CD audio interviews), I would often tell listeners I was calling from "lovely" Cleveland, Ohio. This

The Compounding Crossover Point

In one of my favorite books titled, "Your Money or Your Life", I learned about the "Crossover Point." Joe Dominquez defined the "crossover point" as: The point in time in which your

“I’m Not Rich, But I Live Like a Millionaire”

This past week I attended a full day of volleyball tournaments for my daughter's team. These tend to be pretty long days and we end up becoming good friends with

Lazy Money?

When we hear the word "lazy," we automatically think of unproductive people. Well, I think money can also be lazy, too. Lazy money is unproductive money. Unproductive money is money you

by Robert Minton

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How to Use Twitter to Improve Your Thinking

Where Is The Best Place to Live?

The Compounding Crossover Point

“I’m Not Rich, But I Live Like a Millionaire”

Lazy Money?