Free Course: Eliminate Your Inner “Nice Guy” and Pass Girl’s Secret Tests

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The Self-Made Man: Philip Danforth Armour, Sr.

When you think of the Gilded Age, a few specific men come to mind: Andrew Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and so on. These men were industrialists and entrepreneurs, and some of them worked their way up from modest jobs to become the richest and most powerful men of their generation. There is much to

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The Self-Made Man: Jim Buckmaster

TSB has talked about Craigslist as a product of self made men before, in that it was built from the ground up by someone with an idea and the willingness to work very hard in service of that idea. That someone, you may recall, was Craigslist founder Craig Newmark, but he’s not the only entrepreneur

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Must-Read: You’re Losing Money

Right now, as you’re sitting here reading this, you are most likely losing money. Well, not like someone is stealing your money by raiding your bank or going through your wallet. But, instead that because you’re not investing properly and doing the proper things with your money, it’s basically like it’s getting stolen right out

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5 Ideas for Getting a Business Mentor

Finding a business mentor is kind of like finding a girlfriend, it can be a pain in the ass if you don?t know where to look and what you?re doing. With that being said, getting a business mentor is totally worth it if you?ve got a plan in place.

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Must-Read: How Debt Can Mess Up Your Life

Money is a weird thing. You get a lot of it for doing certain things called “work.” But then, even if you don’t have enough of it to purchase the thing that you want, other people will actually give you some of it. Not for free, but for the specific price of having to pay

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The Self-Made Man: Thinkgeek

The rise of geek culture over the past ten years or so has been fueled, at least in TSB’s opinion, by a lot of entrepreneurial energy. How many of today’s big, profitable companies started because someone wanted to monetize their nerdy hobby/obsession/skill? How many thirtysomething millionaires were writing code and listening to Rush while their

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