As you get older, people might try to get you to invest in things, buy certain products, etc. Sometimes they attempt to prove their legitimacy is by sharing their past year’s revenue. I see this a lot with online courses, actually! People try to tell you they’re a good teacher because they had X million in revenue last year, and they can teach you how to do it, too! But here’s the problem: a person’s revenue is irrelevant unless their PROFIT is also high. People tend to th

If you have a chance to watch Netflix’s “Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal,” you really should. We all know the gist of what happened, but the documentary sheds so much light on the details. And because there were countless wiretaps involved, you actually hear the conversations that were being had! If you’re curious, here were my biggest takeaways ( all 100% my opinion, obviously, not making legal assertions here! ): 1. The parents absolutely knew wha

I don’t remember the first time I heard the word “kudos,” but I distinctly remember thinking that it was 1970’s slang. How wrong I was! I...