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This is a passage we thought we’d share from Mark’s upcoming book. It’s not in its fully edited form but we thought readers of the blog would like to see parts in the process.
Enjoy!
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Many entrepreneurs as well as C-level executives believe (fool heartily) that once the formality of a signed agreement is completed that both sides are now in agreement. Nothing could be further from the truth. (more…)
I’m terribly preoccupied with trading (of all things), so I don’t have time for a “real” post right now. I did want to share this, however. I’m kind of obsessed with Truman Capote and In Cold Blood these days, so I was delighted to find the interview below. When you have time, check it out. It’s an astonishing window into the man and his time.
I was pleased to see that this month’s widely-read AAII Journal featured an article I did with snippets from my Panic, Prosperity, and Progress book.
You need to be an AAII member to see the journal, but for those of you who are, I wanted to bring this to your attention. Many thanks to those who have bought, read, and reviewed my book!
First, a bit of shameless promotion – in case you missed the first 97 times I mentioned it, my book Panic, Prosperity, and Progress is available at Amazon for 40% off. Click here to go there; as you can see, the reviews are pretty favorable! (I briefly sold signed copies at the full retail price, but those are sold out already).
Now, on to our regularly-scheduled posting from Biwii……….. (more…)
As many of you know, my latest book, Panic, Prosperity, and Progress, was released by John Wiley just days ago. I have decided to sell a small number of signed copies directly, so I had this special page created on which you can purchase the book via Paypal or a regular credit card. I’m charging the regular retail price for the book and tacking on $10 for shipping (that would be 2-day priority mail) and handling (that would be your favorite blogger putting the damned thing in a box). Please note I’ve only received my first cache of these, so while the first portion will go out promptly, the rest might take an extra couple of days while I wait for the rest of the shipment.
Of course, if you’d rather have a copy unmarred by my signature, you can pick one up (for a lower cost) at good old Amazon.
