The Best Investment
For your long-term prosperity and that of your family, invest directly into yourself and your family. There are four primary ways to do so:
For your long-term prosperity and that of your family, invest directly into yourself and your family. There are four primary ways to do so:
Instead of writing a typical post, I am providing a link to a podcast in which Brian Eufinger, co-founder of Edison Prep in Atlanta, GA, breaks down how and why some students can get seemingly good grades and then get surprisingly low SAT or ACT scores.
I have found that I am typically highest paid for the hours I work for free. Seems like a contradiction, right? Here’s an example:
We are constantly faced with choices and trade-offs. Interact on social media or study? Watch TV or go to the gym? Leave a note that you accidentally scratched someone’s car or drive away? Whether we choose to follow the right course or not, we usually know the productive, healthy, and
As I wrote in the post about why education is meaningful, I was a staunch believer that most education was useless. Past tense (“was”) is key here. Having lived longer, I see the value of all education, and I wish that I had valued all education more when I was
Math has a bad reputation. How often do you hear students say, “I’ll never use this in life”? There are a myriad of rebuttals to that statement, but let’s use an application of probability that’s relevant to most of our lives, particularly if we have teenage children, as a small