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Finely Unemployed, The True Mark Of Success for an Entrpreneur
Unemployed is the true mark of success for an Entrepreneur. When working for some one else is no longer the only option and the freedom of time and money is the new way, yes being unemployed is a good thing. Becoming an Entrepreneur is a big step and it starts with a decision not to follow the norm . To take charge of ones life and be solely responsible for the out come.

Accounting made simple? I don't think so.
A light hearted look at the mere mortal's main barrier to understanding accountancy, Credits and Debits.

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How Do Medical Insurance Deductibles Work?
Understanding how a medical insurance deductible works is important if you are going to select the right medical policy. You should grasp the basic arithmetic that applies to health insurance deductibles, how other cost shares have bearing on what you have to pay for medical expenses and how your deductible impacts what you will pay to your health insurance company.
Lesson #2: “In life you’ve got to put all you’ve got into it”
“My mental arithmetic’s always been good. I always try and make one and one equal three,” says Fox. “Most of the people look at one and one making two but I try to work out how to put some icing on the cake.”
Guide To Buying a Kumon Franchise
Fifty years ago, a math teacher from Japan named Toru Kumon developed an inventive teaching approach (which was later named after him) while tutoring his second-grade son on the subject of arithmetic. Since Kumon was a teacher, he knew the importance of having a solid foundation in the basics of mathematics before one could move on to advanced mathematical concepts and equations. This discovery and experiment led to the foundation of the Kumon franchise operation, which is a globally recognized network of teaching centers.
Metrics: Not Just a Year End Excercise
Organizations who whole-heartedly incorporate evaluating various metrics into their self-assessment plans often look at the end of the year as the time to do a careful look at their performance based on how they did in terms of the measures they set up a year ago. However, this routine can be one that misses many opportunities to discover performance information other than what was targeted when the measurement plan was initiated. A little bit of creativity and basic arithmetic can find insights in places where no one ever looked before. Richard Virgilio explains.
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