Stay in the Game: Real Risk Management After 50
1 min readOne morning on the basketball court, I jumped to block a shot and landed right on my opponent's foot. My ankle booked the first loss of the day.
1 min readOne morning on the basketball court, I jumped to block a shot and landed right on my opponent's foot. My ankle booked the first loss of the day.
Dive into a savory journey from Penang to California as we explore the delectable world of Vietnamese Pho, not just as a culinary delight, but as a metaphor for understanding personal finance. Discover the striking realities of inflation, currency depreciation, and the global cost of living. If you're passionate about achieving financial freedom, increasing income, and investing wisely, this post will serve up some food for thought! Welcome to the unique intersection of cuisine and finance. Let's stir the financial broth together!
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Who is the winner of the Carrot Principle book giveaway? Read what the participants shared about inflation and find the winner at the end of the post.
Despite the rise of unavoidable expenses, I am giving away a free book. It is a book based on a 10-year study of 200,000 managers and employees. It shows you how the best managers use recognition to engage their people, retain talent and accelerate performance. You will get this great book written by Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton - THE CARROT PRINCIPLE. In order to get the book, you just need to leave a comment on this post.