Alain Guillot
Life, Leadership, and Money Matters
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Trump Fights Against The Fentanyl Epidemic
in PoliticsThere is a huge Fentanyl epidemic in the U.S. and Canada. The number of deaths in the U.S. surpasses 90,000 people per year (under the Biden administration). The way the Biden administration faced the Fentanyl crisis in the U.S. was by being soft on crime, soft on immigration, and expanding…
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Annuities vs. the 4% Rule: The Better Way to Retire Comfortably
Creating Retirement Income Without an Annuity One of the biggest challenges in retirement planning is figuring out how to generate income once you stop working. Many people turn to annuities as a solution, but new research suggests that if you’ve saved enough during your working years, an annuity might not…
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Financial Instability? Here Are 3 Things Your Business Might Be Doing Wrong
in BusinessRunning a business is tough enough without constantly worrying about money. If your cash flow is unpredictable or your profits aren’t where they should be, you might be making a few key mistakes. Let’s break down 3 common missteps that could be holding your business back. Not Hiring Financial Services…
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Why Businesses Are Ditching Traditional Signs for LED Displays
in BusinessWalk through any city or business district, and you’ll notice a major shift—fewer static signs and more bright, dynamic LED displays. From small storefronts to massive billboards, businesses are making the switch. But why? What makes LED displays the preferred choice over traditional signage? Let’s break it down. The Downside…
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Selective Outrage: Why Millions Protest for Palestine but Not for Yemen
in PoliticsSince October 7th, 2023 when Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups invaded Israeli territory and killed 1,139 people and took about 250 people as hostages, we have seen a war between the terrorist group Hamas and the Israeli Army. Since then, there have been thousands of pro-Palestinian anti-war protests all…
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The Hidden Power of Incentives: How They Shape Our Choices and Actions
Incentives: The Most Powerful Force Shaping Human Behavior By age 35, Akinola Bolaji had spent two decades deceiving people online, masquerading as an American fisherman to exploit vulnerable widows into sending him money. When The New York Times asked how he felt about harming innocent people, his response was telling:…