Month: January 2018

Are You Ready for The Rain? Joseph Feibel – January 16, 2018 Do you have an emergency aka rainy day fund?  I don’t count having a credit card as an emergency fund.  We all need to have some cash in Read More

Retirement: How Much Money is Enough? Joseph Feibel – January 16, 2018 Because of inflation, we all face a big problem in planning for our retirement years. So many questions in thinking about retirement. One of the most important questions Read More

What are your biggest sources of stress and how can you reduce them? Joseph Feibel – January 16, 2018 Stress is a part of life, but it sure can cause a lot of unhappiness. What are your biggest sources of Read More

How to Get an Email Response Joseph Feibel – January 15, 2018. What closing phrase gets the highest response when you send an email?  If you said “Sincerely” you are wrong. You may as well use it what this article Read More

Starting a FAQ List Joseph Feibel – January 15, 2017  A FAQ list is a list of frequently asked questions. Customer service is an important aspect of any business. But you don’t want to spend a lot of money on Read More

The Paradox of Choice Joseph Feibel – January 15, 2018 Barry Schwartz argues that the free market’s increase in the range of our choices has reduced our happiness, as well as, has increased our anxiety and dissatisfaction.  He argues that Read More

Choice, Happiness and Spaghetti Sauce Joseph Feibel – January 15, 2018 Watch this speech by Malcolm Gladwell. Gladwell argues for the free market. He sees happiness in terms of our demonstrated preferences. We can get what we want at no Read More

Using Checklists At Work To Help You Succeed Joseph Feibel – January 14, 2018 North’s three laws of success: Do what you say you will do. Do it when you said you would do it. Do it at the price Read More

Decision Making: Tim Ferris on Why You Should Define Your Fears Instead of Your Goals Joseph Feibel – January 14, 2017 Tim Ferris has bi-polar disorder. He describes how he was seconds away from committing suicide in college.  He developed Read More

Dangers of Willful Blindness Joseph Feibel – January 13, 2018 The following article is edited from Wikipedia. Willful blindness (sometimes called ignorance of law, willful ignorance or contrived ignorance or Nelsonian knowledge) is a term used in law to describe a situation in which a person seeks Read More