The political news this week was dominated by the first of thirteen hundred, give or take, Democratic primary debates. The massive democratic scrum will undoubtedly continue to dominate the news … READ MORE
Millenials
Federal Housing Reform Should Start with Removing Tax Deductions
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently complained that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act capped the deduction for state and local taxes (SALT) at $10,000. Cuomo claims to support progressive … READ MORE
A To-Do List for the Millennials in Congress
Millennials recently eclipsed the Baby Boomers as the largest generational voting bloc in the United States. And it’s starting to show. Our generation’s representation in the new Congress had a … READ MORE
Building A Business You Can Sell
Nothing good lasts forever, but often we think our business will. Recently, I compared young entrepreneurship in 2018 to a wave. The curve of the wave that a lot of … READ MORE
Parenthood in the Age of Debt
Three weeks ago, I became a father. In many ways, that fact still doesn’t resonate beyond a mere intellectual data point. Yes, my son is here, he’s doing all the … READ MORE
Is Democratic Socialism Right For America?
Though still a young country, America leads the world as a place of freedom and success due to, in part, by the free market and limited government its citizens enjoy. … READ MORE
Political Rhyming: The 116th and 99th Congresses
Speculation rises, as pundits predict what the 116th Congress will accomplish over the next two years. Some say a divided government means only more more gridlock is on the way. … READ MORE
How to be an Effective and Influential Leader
“Everything rises and falls on leadership.” Chances are, you’ve heard the above quote before. And if you’re leader in your business (no matter in what capacity), you might have experienced … READ MORE