In 1983, roughly half of American 16-year-olds had a driver’s license.By 2022, that number had fallen to about 25%. Most teens eventually get licensed. They’re
Over the past week on LinkedIn, I wrote about Trend Vision — the discipline of recognizing structural change before it becomes conventional wisdom. Most people
Last week on LinkedIn, I wrote about standards — the quiet force that determines outcomes long before results are visible. Most people focus on goals.
Over the week of February 23red on LinkedIn, I wrote about a theme that separates high performers from everyone else: execution. Ideas are everywhere. Ambition
Recent reports include a story that should send a chill down the spine of anyone buying real estate — especially investors wiring large sums of
Every real estate conference has someone pitching the “next big upgrade” that will supposedly unlock $200 more per unit in rent. Quartz waterfalls. Smart mirrors.
If you own rental property, operate a business, or invest in real estate, payment apps are no longer optional. They’re part of modern commerce. Tenants
Hey friends, I haven’t been as faithful about keeping up with the blog! Let that be a tardy New Year’s resolution. Meaningful content is in
Milwaukee has always been a city of builders—tinkerers in Bay View garages, families running multi-generation shops along North Avenue, and entrepreneurs betting everything on an
Finding an affordable place to live in New York City is notoriously difficult, but the city’s severe housing shortage isn’t simply the product of high
Everywhere you turn, someone is sighing about how “things used to be better.” College is too expensive. Cars cost too much. Housing is out of
Check fraud itself isn’t new, but it’s been on the rise and fraudsters are finding new ways to scam consumers with fraudulent checks. Get the
In business, success often hinges on decision-making—the ability to choose the right path at the right moment with clarity and confidence. Yet even the best-trained
Here’s a guest post from Buddy Holland from First-Time-Biz.com: For landlords, property maintenance isn’t just about keeping things tidy — it’s a core part of
Here’s an excellent follow up from Buddy Holland to last weeks post about accidental landlords – Turning Your Home into a Long-Term Rental. Converting a
The rental game looks a whole lot different when regular folks stumble in with no playbook. Meet the “accidental landlords.” These are your neighbors who
When couples decide to split, the hardest part isn’t always dividing assets or negotiating custody. Increasingly, the real challenge is deciding what to do with
Every once in a while, Washington does something bipartisan—and when that happens, business leaders should take note. This month, Congress advanced a housing reform package
You got to know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em. – Kenny Rogers, The Gambler “Never give up.” It’s one of the
Ever been to the Super Bowl? How about we go for free? I know it can be done because I’ve already done it. My latest
I don’t know Scott’s actual title at the dealership. I just call him Scott the car guy. For the last 30 years or more, whenever
For much of the last century, conventional wisdom held that the way to career success was to “find your niche” and specialize. The logic seemed
For years, I’ve been saying that the best way to lower housing costs is to simply build more apartments. And now, New Rochelle, a suburb
Last time we were exploring how to make your fear of failure work for you instead of against you. We discussed how the fear and pain
“There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, and learning from failure.” – Colin Powell Most blogs like this
Last time, we were exploring why the Infinity Catalyst of human ingenuity promises a world where we will never run out of resources. We ended
“There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind.” —C.S. Lewis The word salary is a Latin term that means money given
I know it’s July and it’s hard to think about Christmas. However, now is when the clutter merchants send out the calendar come ons for
There is a certain quality to quantity. Beethoven and Mozart were brilliant composures. Their work has outlived
Pause for a moment to consider the most important invention of all time. Some may dispute it, but I believe the invention of the printing