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Great Interview with Phil Libin

Posted on 28 March 2013 Written by Eric H. Doss Leave a Comment
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I don’t know if you use Evernote, but if you don’t, you’re wrong.  I’ve used Evernote for about 3 years and can’t imagine not having it.  Mostly I use it to archive a bunch of information I need to read or have read and need as a reference.  About 6 months ago, I upgraded to [...]

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Yahoo! and Working From Home

Posted on 26 February 2013 Written by Eric H. Doss Leave a Comment
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Below you’ll find my comments from a discussion I’m having with some classmates in my Organizational Research class: I have been following Mayer’s decisions and would be very interested in seeing the data they used to make that decision.  I really hope it works for them, as I have been a Yahoo! fan for years, [...]

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Stories: One Bank Account

Posted on 23 January 2013 Written by Eric H. Doss Leave a Comment
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Telling stories is what bloggers do, and most bloggers tell stories because the people in their lives are tired of hearing them…at least that’s what my wife thinks.  As we move along in this process, we’ll occasionally take a detour to story time.  This gives me the chance to share some personal aspects of our [...]

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Great Article in The Economist

Posted on 17 January 2013 Written by Eric H. Doss Leave a Comment
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Well, book review, but nonetheless.  I think the review is worth a read, and certainly consider check the book out at the library. I think it’s important to understand the motivation of people when they give you financial advice.  That’s why you should only use fee, not commission, based financial services.  You should also read [...]

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Have a Clear Goal and Vision

Posted on 16 January 2013 Written by Eric H. Doss Leave a Comment
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The journey you’ve embarked on isn’t like anything you’ve ever done before. This isn’t a New Year’s Resolution or a fad diet. This is a lifestyle change that requires work, dedication, and commitment. Without a clear vision and a clear goal, you will never be able to muster the focus and determination to get there. [...]

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Setting Reasonable Financial Goals

Posted on 14 January 2013 Written by Eric H. Doss Leave a Comment
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When we got married, Heather was interested in living overseas and serving as a Mission Coworker for the Presbyterian Church (USA). With $90,000 of debt, we both knew this would be impossible. So, we made a commitment to take control of our debt and change our financial situation within five years. Our original goal was [...]

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