You Should Let Your Baby Pick Their Own Name, But If You Are Too Controlling To Do That… Here Are 2015’s Most Popular Baby Names: Boys Noah, Liam, Mason, Jacob, William Girls Emma, Olivia, Sophia, Ava, Isabella Unfortunately there is surprisingly little research on what Last Name you should pick for your baby.
Long Story Short… My recommendations for Books, Movies, TV Shows, Websites, Bands, and More… Non-Fiction Book Recommendation: Switch: How To Change Things When Change Is Hard Interesting stories and anecdotes that teach you the science behind “Change”. ## Movie Recommendation: Submarine Underrated coming of age story. It’s easy well made, has a unique style, and many moments that ring true. ## TV Show Recommendation: The Profit Reality TV at its best. An entrepreneur invests money in failing small businesses and tries to turn them around. Very interesting stuff. Season 3 begins Tuesday, May 12th 2015 at 10pm ET/PT on CNBC. Old episodes can be found on CNBC or HERE. ## Website Recommendation: ...
Long Story Short… The Best Way To Invest Is An All-In-One “Target Retirement Fund” at Vanguard.com What? Most people should invest their extra money in a simple and diversified Target Retirement Fund. Vanguard is the best investment company with the lowest expenses. Why? 1) Simple A) One stop shopping – This one fund is all you need which makes it easy to keep track of your investments later. ...
The hype for the Russian Winter Olympics begins… Video: Moscow Subway Ticket Machine Accepts 30 Squats As Payment
No need to read all of Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived, but here is a 100+ year old quote that still applies today: “The successful trader has to fight these two deep-seated instincts. He has to reverse what you might call his natural impulses. Instead of hoping he must fear; instead of fearing he must hope….It is absolutely wrong to gamble in stocks the way the average man does.” ...
James Altucher being provocative as usual… “Ten Reasons Why I Would Never Donate to a Major Charity…” I’m not endorsing this conclusion but he makes some useful points: > I’m not saying don’t give. I’m not saying don’t be spiritual or don’t be good. But do it with thoughtfulness, with true spirit, with a true desire to help. More harm than good is done when you blindly throw money at most charities. ...
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Long [but good] Vanity Fair profile of Jamie Dimon, one of my favorite CEO’s and speakers: > Warren Buffett…, says that when Berkshire Hathaway bought the railroad Burlington Northern for $26 billion, in the fall of 2009, he called up Dimon on the Tuesday morning just prior to the public announcement of the deal and said, “Jamie, I need $8 billion!” “You got it,” Buffett says Dimon told him. “Even with some of the other big banks, that’s not something you could do on the phone,” Buffett adds. ...
“From $0 To $1 Billion In Two Quarters – Facebook’s Mobile Ad Business Is Suddenly Huge”> 75% of $4 million is $3 million. $3 million per day over 365 days is…$1.1 billion. Good explanation for part of the reason why I’m confident in Facebook’s long term revenue growth. For example, mobile revenue has grown from $1 million per day at the end of Q2 to $3 million per day at the end of Q3.
Truly amazing plane crash story from “One Hell Of A Tale”. “What does it take to save over 100 lives when the plane you’re flying loses control?” The rest is here