Category: Personal Finance
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332 Julia Pimsleur: 8 Essential Mindset Practices to Overcome Any Obstacle and Reach Your Goals
About Julia Pimsleur Julia Pimsleur is a scaling coach, mindset expert, speaker, and best-selling author. She is the founder of Million Dollar Women, a New York City-based social venture, which has helped thousands of women entrepreneurs scale up their businesses. Prior to that, she founded and built Little Pim, language learning for young children, into…
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I got my first Covid vaccine and I am waiting for my second one
Covid remains a mortal threat not just for people like me, over 50 years old, but for almost anyone, no matter how young and healthy they are. Too many people don’t seem to realize just how easily the novel coronavirus spreads and how awful Covid-19 can be. It is prompting far too many either to…
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331 Brandy Schillace: How to Transplant a Head
About Brandy Schillace From Brandy’s website: I grew up in an underground house, next to a graveyard, in abandoned coal lands… with a pet raccoon. Oddly, this tends not to surprise people as much as I think it will. My rural community skirted the poverty line, a place of failed industry and orange rivers, poor…
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One Year After the Assassination of George Floyd by a White Policemen
White people, in the United States, have been killing black people since the year 1619, when the first slaves arrived in the colony of Virginia. Since then slavery was institutionalized. From 1619 slavery expanded through the Southern Colonies until the end of the Civil War in 1865. But the violence against blacks didn’t end there.…
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330 Aidan McCullen: How to Reinvent Yourself And Your Organization
About Aidan McCullen Aidan McCullen is an Irish former professional rugby player, transformation consultant, and executive coach. Aidan is a board member, adviser, lecturer, executive coach, consultant, and host of the Innovation Show.
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Corporate Philanthropy: How Giving Is Good For Business
Pexels – CC0 Licence Giving to charitable organizations is often twinned with massive corporations that can afford to give back to the less fortunate. At least, that’s how entrepreneurs and bosses of small and medium startups think when the idea of corporate philanthropy comes up in conversation. Sure, it’s not easy to ring-fence money when…