After being inspired by the book “The Art Of Nonconformity” by Chris Guillebeau, I decided to venture out and go to a nice restaurant by myself. I’ll admit, it wasn’t easy skipping out on the rest of the guy to go to a restaurant by myself, taking only a book to read. But I thought… Continue reading Dining Out Alone Experiment
Month: May 2011
Making Mistakes, Average Versus Brilliant People
Today, I discovered something that I think is quite interesting and worth sharing. When smart people make mistakes, the way they handle it is in such a way that it doesn’t seem like it’s a real mistake! It’s almost like it’s just another step in the process. In life, we all make mistakes, even thoughs that… Continue reading Making Mistakes, Average Versus Brilliant People
Goodbye Citi Diamond Preferred Credit Card, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
The Citi Diamond Preferred card and I have been going steady for more than 6 years, and I was very happy with the card, we had a great time together going on vacation and spending time and money on great enjoyable products such as new computers, TVs, and other life enhancing appliances and toys. When… Continue reading Goodbye Citi Diamond Preferred Credit Card, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Free Cars in The Future and High Gas Prices
The year is 2021, and now cars are free! Well, to be exact, fossil fuel powered cars are free. The still growing electric car segment is still quite pricey. Surprisingly, the Chevy Volt now cost $60,000, a 50% increase over the 2011 price of $40,000. And the real shocker is that the Chevy Volt is… Continue reading Free Cars in The Future and High Gas Prices