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$10.7 million is what Mayor Gavin Newsom calculates the city of San Francisco spends annually to clean up discarded cigarette butts from
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It is easy to say that life is a matter of how you look at it, that things turn out best for
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(A Populist Capitalist Blog Post) Al Gore said it and I’m supporting it: “Tax what you burn, not what you earn.”
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I’m reading Eckhart Tolle’s “The Power of Now” (sorry it took me so long to get to it, Oprah!) and learning how
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How much data can people realistically absorb? Particularly in a meeting or in a short time? There is a reason phone numbers
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There it was, right on the cover of Parade magazine in my Sunday hometown newspaper. An article titled, “The Joys of Frugality.”
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How long would you wait for a treat? Researchers put four-year-old children, one at a time, in a small room with a
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(A Populist Capitalist Blog) At its best, being an elected official is a calling, a response to a sense of duty. There
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We all have many roles we play in our lives. Two major roles of mine are businessperson and spiritual being. In one
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– Love and belonging: Have people in our lives we care about and who care about us – Power and recognition: Respect
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Occasionally I hear people say, “I can’t help it. I just feel that way.” It turns out, we have more control over
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“Recency bias” is a tendency to give greater importance to more-recent events than to less-recent events. Recency bias is just another way