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The New York Times reports that the FCC “is preparing to impose significant new regulations to open the cable television market to independent programmers and rival video services after determining that cable companies have become too dominant in the industry, senior [...]
One of the people I interviewed for my upcoming book was Laura Levine, Executive Director of the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Finance Literacy. I was asking her about why young people say they want to learn about personal finance, but they routinely don’t attend classes that are offered at their schools.
“It’s not just young [...]
A few weeks ago, a friend of mine asked for advice on getting scholarships for college, so I wrote her an email with my thoughts.
But then I realized that this advice is applicable to almost anything entrepreneurial. Getting scholarships involves being proactive, being persistent, building an infrastructure to scale and do more than most ordinary [...]
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The San Francisco Chronicle did an in-depth feature on me and I Will Teach You To Be Rich in today’s paper. Sam Zuckerman, the business reporter who interviewed me, wrote about my motivations, my advice, and where I Will [...]
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First, let me say that there is nothing more soul-crushing than walking into a store and seeing Halloween pumpkins up in July or Christmas elves milling around in October. But I do have to admit that there’s something catchy about [...]
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