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Don’t Play Fair
Let’s play word association. Or to be more accurate, acronym association. I’ll go first. “IRS”. “Invasive.” “Confiscatory.” “Heartless.” “Unbending.” “Bureaucratic.” “Dictatorial.” “Arbitrary.” “Capricious.” Okay, that’s a start. Here’s another one: “Anti-business.” Or more specifically, anti-sole proprietorship. If you’ve spent as much time trudging the depths of our nation’s tax code as I have, you reach [...]

Think, Plan, Do, Achieve
4 easy steps to success Who do you want to be? What does your future look, feel & sound like? Create a picture of what you want through stories, drawings or photographs. The future is yours. All you have to do is create it. How do you get there from here? Find out where [...]
Poverty in America. Can we Get Some Context Please?
If you’re a family of 4 in America earning $22,350, you’re eligible for the following free* goodies: Poverty in America means a family of 4 is living on gross income of $54,301, getting more in government taxpayer money then they earn. No wonder we’re broke. *Free to the recipient, extremely expensive to everyone who pays taxes.

Let’s Hit the Links: Week #7
Many years ago, I led my daughter’s Girl Scout troop during cookie sale season. These girls were ruthless. They met their sales goal and earned a camping trip to the now-defunct Peppermill Hotel and Casino in Mesquite, NV. What? You thought they were going to sleep on the ground, pee in a hole in the [...]





