Income Diversification for Writers
“Income diversification” or “diverse income streams” are some of the fun buzzwords that personal finance wonks like to throw around. But what does it mean, and why is it important… Read more »
Monthly Archives: July 2018
Public Libraries and Corporate Greed Don’t Mix
Last week, a misguided professor of economics posted a piece on Forbes about how Amazon should take over for public libraries. Amazon, he argued, could open more physical stores to… Read more »
Doing vs. Want to Have Done
Okay, class is in session so sit down and pay attention. Today we’re going to learn the distinction between “Doing” a thing and “Wanting to have done” a thing. You… Read more »
Magic Happens Beyond the Instructions
One of the saddest things I’ve heard lately is that kids no longer know how to play with Lego. Today’s kids get the sets, build them according to the instructions,… Read more »
How to Read the Classics
Many of us have a bucket list of books we want to read (or that we feel we should read). Some of these are classics. The only trouble is, the… Read more »
The Bibliography: The Original Linky Rabbit Hole
One of my biggest time management problems these days is the “linky rabbit hole.” This is when you go to a website for one quick thing and end up following… Read more »