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What a Weird Week
A highlight from What a Weird Week Show: Ten Tens! Friday Aug 25th 2023 Revisiting Ten Number Tens from this Season
"It's the what a weird week show 10 10s revisiting 10 number 10s from the season Friday, August 25th, 2023. Hi, everybody, it's weird. This is like crazy, really weird. Well, I got a great show for you today with some wonderful stuff. You guys, this is what a weird week. A show that is a weekly look at weird stuff from the news. This is season four, episode 48, first published on Friday, August 25th, 2023. And it's 10 10s revisiting a bunch of number 10 entries from earlier this year. Let's find out if they stand the test of time. I mean, maybe the show is irrelevant. Maybe these stories don't even stand the test of time. Let's find out. 10. All right. At number 10 from Friday, January 13th, we let off that show with another weird world record. Elon Musk's newest world record for losing more money than anyone ever has. A legit world record from the Guinness World Records, folks. According to Forbes magazine, Elon Musk has lost around 182 billion. That was that time of recording January of 2023. The old world record was only 58 billion. That person feels pretty good about themselves now, where Elon has lost 182 billion. Let's see how this story holds up. First of all, you might recall the money talk and the money losing talk all started to occur after Elon announced he was buying Twitter. Does this story hold up? Elon is still wealthy. Twitter is no longer a thing now. Well, it's X. And I just read an article where Elon says X might. I mean, I'm paraphrasing a bit, but it may not succeed. So I'm going to give this story a B minus for holding up for hold up to toothed 10. I'm excited. I know this one already holds up. This is number 10 from January 20th. Chocolate is great, according to science. Scientists from the University of Leeds were looking into why chocolate is delicious. That is me paraphrasing. But the research indicates that it all comes down to lubrication science. How chocolate coats our tongue seems to be an important aspect to its deliciousness. I didn't at the time when we recorded that episode, I didn't know what lubrication scientists were doing exactly. I thought it was mostly some of them work for NASA, but I thought it was mostly, you know, in the adult industry. It turns out some of these scientists are putting their Ph .D .s to good use, figuring out why chocolate is delicious. That story, A plus still holds up.
Thom Hartmann Program
Fresh update on "forbes magazine" discussed on Thom Hartmann Program
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The Charlie Kirk Show
"forbes magazine" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"For the loyal listeners of our program, you've heard me mention ERC, the employee retention credit. You've heard me mention it a couple times. And I've been blown away by the news that we have received of how many of you have been able to successfully get credits from the federal government. And look, I'm very clear. I wish Congress never would have appropriated this money. But it's there. And I'd rather have you get it than Ukraine and all of you need to look into it to research it. And as you know, you could do that at COVID tax relief federal. I was so blown away by the numbers. So enthusiastic about how many of you have been helped by it, wanted to have Jason from COVID tax relief dot org, join us and help break the news Jason, welcome to the program. It's good to see you. Thanks, Jason. So Jason, how many Charlie Kirk show listeners have participated in this program via your company and how much money have you successfully been able to recover? It continues to blow my mind as well. And at the numbers as of this morning, just from the last time you had us come on here Charlie over 200 business owners and over $24 million has been claimed and paid out through the ERC just to your listener. So that's exciting. That's amazing. So Jason, give our audience a little picture of who are these people? They're small business owners. They're plumbers, they're electricians. Who are the type of people that are mainly calling you and asking for help? Well, and that's actually what I love about the employee retention credit. It's not just a handout to anyone out there that owns a business. It's only going to those business owners that retained their W two employees during the pandemic during 2020 and 2021. And so it's a true win for business owners. This is, by the way, this is the last COVID stimulus money available to business owners. And look, I like how you put it. Whether you agree or not with the cares act, it's already been allocated. It's there. It's out there. So take it, right? If you retain your employees, look at it as a reward for giving those people a place to work during a tough time.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Shelby County to Study Reparations to Descendants of Slaves
"County, commissioners are expected to vote this afternoon to spend $5 million of your tax money. And by the way, you folks in bartlesville Oklahoma, this is your money we're talking about. Salem Oregon, this is your money, we're about to spend. They're going to spend $5 million to study the feasibility of a reparation plan specifically for and solely for black citizens. In Shelby county, Tennessee, which is the Memphis area. County commissioner Edmund Ford junior telling Forbes magazine. That this is a process of community reparations that provides an ecosystem to intentionally track and promote black wealth while providing access to assets and infrastructure. So this is one of these things where folks you watch what's going to happen here, they're going to be taking money from a hardworking citizen and they're going to be giving it to somebody else. Simple to because of the color of their skin. By the way, you want to know where they're getting the money. This is what's fascinating. This is what's fascinating. About this $5 billion check in. This is why it's your money. This is federal money we're talking about. They're using money they got from the China virus. These are federal China virus funds. You say, well, wait a second, Todd, how could they, how could they use that money when it was supposed to be for the China virus pandemic? That is a great question. And let me explain how they're able to do it. Because the county commission has declared that racism is a pandemic. Now I'm not making this up. So they're saying since racism is a pandemic, they can use the money that was set aside for the China virus pandemic, and they can start this process of sending us down a very dangerous and divisive road to reparations.
TuneInPOC
"forbes magazine" Discussed on TuneInPOC
"The things I never had I wanna be on the cover of Forbes magazine smiling next to Oprah and the queen yeah I would have a show like Oprah. I would be the host of everyday Christmas. Get trapped in your wish list. I probably bullet Angelina and Brad Pitt and adopt a bunch of babies that ain't ever had give away a few Mercedes like killing me has this and last but not least grand last wish it's been a couple months that I've been single
Bloomberg Radio New York
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Asia It's a quarter past the hour now time for a check of sport from around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Mundo Deportivo in Spain says the Barcelona will look to make a move for disgruntled Chelsea Ford ramu Lukaku If I knew that doesn't allow Robert Lewandowski to leave the Bundesliga giants Lewandowski has expressed his desire to move to barsa for just one year remaining on his current contract Lukaku moved to Stanford bridge last summer from Inter Milan for €100 million but did not feature regularly for manager Tomas toho Dot CD Gaston tech reaching the finals in the French Open with a straight sets win over 20 years at pina ashanti is now won 34 straight matches just one shy of time Venus Williams and the longest winning streak in this century And the other semifinal match 18 year old AT&T and American coco got moves on to her first grandson final after knocking off Martina trevis and in straight sets It's game one of the NBA Finals is the Golden State Warriors are hosting the Boston southeast at Chase center in San Francisco Warriors have done a perfect 9 to know this postseason at home a Boston is 7 into on the road It's game two of the NHL Western Conference final as a Colorado avalanche are hosting the Edmonton Oilers with a one game sin on lead Colorado goalie Darcy campers out in the lower body injury with Pavel Franco's getting the start in net Finally Forbes magazine listing LeBron James as the first active NBA player to have a net worth of a $1 billion after James George $121.2 million from May of last year to this year Only Lionel Messi earned more with a 130 million on the schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business and at Bloomberg quick take This is a Bloomberg business flash And I'm Paul Allen in Sydney We did have some pretty hyped CPI numbers from South Korea for the month of May our little while ago CPI gaining 7 tenths of 1% on month for beating the estimate of four tenths of 1% that's 5.4% higher on year So the inflation that issue very much alive in South Korea very much alive here in Australia too West banks Bill Evans forecast and the RBA is going to raise rates here by four tenths of 1% when it holds its next meeting on Tuesday Some fed speak out of the U.S. as well vice chair lael brainard saying a don't expect a break from rate hikes in September of 50 basis points this month and next are expected to the brain that's saying it's hard to see a case for a pause in the inflation fight But despite sir all the discussion around tightening rates however it was a very positive session for U.S. equities all the major indexes higher NASDAQ leading the way better by 2.7% almost Microsoft though a trimming its profit forecast for the current quarter by to the tune of $468 million a blaming a strong U.S. dollar not a lot of action on currency markets at the moment though dollar one 29 90 against the yen and 93 cents versus the Euro A lot of action in commodities however we've got copper up the most in two years on demand optimism from China is locked down to their ease but pretty much everything in the soft commodities complex moving higher weak hogs at soybeans are all in positive territory Oil rising as well OPEC saying it's going to lift up by 50% that's 648,000 barrels a day for July and August I guess moving higher though and Goldman saying it still sees the oil market getting significantly tighter whether the northern hemisphere summer Do have a few markets closed in the age of Pacific today they won't be any trading and China Hong Kong Taiwan or Thailand However we do have markets in Australia Japan and South Korea opening at the top of the R here in Australia It looks like a pretty bright spot futures pointing to a pop up about 1% Puerto Rico Nikkei futures up by a similar amount It cost me futures looking kind of flat at the bottom but a quick check of the U.S. ten year last trader two 90 70 We've got the gold price hovering around 1870 and Bitcoin not moving much higher than just above earth $30,000 And that is your market update Let's get to it back to now for.
Lakers Nation Podcast
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"Brian likes LA, brawny likes Bill a Savannah likes LA. Everybody loves LA in the James family and they're doing so many things outside of basketball. You know, if you checked out Forbes magazine today, LeBron's an official billionaire. And he's making his money in media, big time. He's not going anywhere. So who do, you know, because they're going to have to talk to him, darvin ham is going to talk to him. Who can we bring to how who can we get on the Lakers if we're going to go big time that LeBron first of all is going to sign off on, even though it's like, hey, you signed off on Russ instead of instead of demar Derozan. So I have to check him as well. Who are we? Who is worth that pick? And I'm not even saying, you know, and I'm not telling you to go lightly on that. It has to be somebody who were just everybody sitting around going, okay? This could possibly work. Really quickly. LeBron wanted to Marta Rosen, but you would have hard capped yourself, which is why the demar Derozan thing did not happen. You would have heard captain roster. He would have been stuck with like 6 players. Well, that's definitely part of part of the decision making process in terms of not going with the Rosen. But again, if you could figure out a way to make that work, that's certainly would have been would have been preferable, but again, there were some drawbacks to demar Derozan that we talked about a ton last off season. But Doc, good point. Appreciate you for coming on here. Thank you for joining us. Thank you for having me. All right, let me go, let me go, Sean. Let me go to you with this because you've done some work here looking at what darvin ham could potentially be bringing offensively, you know, we just got into a chat here about Anthony Davis. Do you move on from him? Do you trade him? How integral to darvin ham's offense? So what we think he's going to bring to LA is Anthony Davis. Can we see darvin Hamm get a better version out of AD on the offensive end of the floor than what we saw last.
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"forbes magazine" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
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AP News
"forbes magazine" Discussed on AP News
"Amazon announced that Jeff Bezos, who founded the company is an online bookstore nearly 30 years ago, is stepping down as CEO later this year basis will take on the role of executive chairman and be replaced by Andy Jassy, who runs Amazons Cloud business. Bezos has been named the richest man in America by Forbes magazine for three years running in a block post two employees. Bezos says he plans to focus on new products in early initiatives and he said, you'll have more time for side projects, including his space exploration company, Blue origin, his charities and the newspaper. He owns the Washington Post the firm he runs his higher tens of thousands of workers to help meet increased demand during the pandemic. I'm Jennifer King Amazon announced that Jeff Bezos, who founded the company is an online bookstore nearly 30 years ago is stepping down as CEO later this year basis will take on the role of executive chairman and be replaced by Andy Jassy, who runs Amazons Cloud business. Jesus has been named the richest man in America by Forbes magazine for three years running in a block post two employees. Bezos says he plans to focus on new products in early initiatives, and he said he'll have more time for side projects, including his space exploration company, Blue origin, his charities and the newspaper. He owns The Washington Post the firm he runs his higher tens of thousands of workers to help meet increased demand during the pandemic. I'm Jennifer King. Senate Democrats are moving ahead with President Biden's covert rescue plan over GOP objections on a private call, the president and his Treasury chief told them the GOP's alternative to his $1.9 trillion package is too small. Not long after Democrats voted to start a process for approving is bill on their own, whether Republicans are on board or not. Majority leader Chuck Schumer had said earlier there would be no delaying or diluting the package because the demands of the American people Are so real and so large Senate GOP chief Mitch McConnell says going it alone would be unfortunate. We're off to a Totally partisan start. At the same time, the White House says the president's open do continuing talks with Republicans on potential adjustments. Soccer MAHOGANY Washington On a private call, the president and his Treasury chief told them the GOP's alternative to his $1.9 trillion package is too small. Not long after Democrats voted to start a process for approving is bill on their own, whether Republicans are on board or not. Majority leader Chuck Schumer had said earlier there'd be no delaying or diluting the package because the demands of the American people Are so real and so large Senate GOP chief Mitch McConnell says going it alone would be unfortunate. We're off to a Totally partisan start. At the same time, the White House says the president's open to continuing talks with Republicans on potential adjustments. Soccer mahogany Washington 80.
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Newsradio 700 WLW
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Market risk and you can't afford the risk that comes with the randomness of market timing. So I can get guarantee that you'll not be subject to market declines, and I can get Rinty you an income that you can't outlive. Who knows I might even be able to help you live longer. Because you'll never have to deal with the stress of losing half your retirement savings in a single year. Don't you have better things to do than slave ish. We watch the market. And live with anxiety over your retirement. What causes the anxiety. It's because you retirement is based on a myth. An article by John Gerard in Forbes magazine was titled, Let's Bury the Myth of averages in this article, he says the biggest myth Is that the stock market returns on average about 10% a year. He says that this figure has been baked into so many retirement plans that you'd think it was a scientific fact. Like the chemical composition of water. So let's just assume for a moment that the stock market would actually give you the so called 10% return over the next 10 to 20 years. Here's the question too. Now ask yourself Is the risk of losing 50% worth the possibility of a 10% return. Wouldn't it be better to get a guaranteed 10% 1st you return with no market risk and a guaranteed 7% annually compound it income stream for life, also with no market risk. Yep, that would be better. That's why you need to give me a call. It may turn out to be the very best thing you've ever done for your safe money. My number is 844382 safe. That's 8443827233. Worst thing that could happen is that you get my free safe money book and my safe money information kit and then decide that you aren't interested. I'm willing to take that risk because I think it's important to provide you with information. Your broker and banker have not been sharing with you. Hey, this is your retirement money, not mine. And not anybody else's. Give us a call at 844382 safes. That's 8443827233. Someone is available to answer your call right now or any other day of the week. Well, that's all the time I have.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Market risk and you can't afford the risk that comes with the randomness of market timing. So I can get guarantee that you'll not be subject to market declines, and I can get Rinty you an income that you can't outlive. Who knows I might even be able to help you live longer. Because you'll never have to deal with the stress of losing half your retirement savings in a single year. Don't you have better things to do than slave ish. We watch the market. And live with anxiety over your retirement. What causes the anxiety. It's because you retirement is based on a myth. An article by John Gerard in Forbes magazine was titled, Let's Bury the Myth of averages in this article, he says the biggest myth Is that the stock market returns on average about 10% a year. He says that this figure has been baked into so many retirement plans that you'd think it was a scientific fact. Like the chemical composition of water. So let's just assume for a moment that the stock market would actually give you the so called 10% return over the next 10 to 20 years. Here's the question too. Now ask yourself Is the risk of losing 50% worth the possibility of a 10% return. Wouldn't it be better to get a guaranteed 10% 1st you return with no market risk and a guaranteed 7% annually compound it income stream for life, also with no market risk. Yep, that would be better. That's why you need to give me a call. It may turn out to be the very best thing you've ever done for your safe money. My number is 844382 safe. That's 8443827233. Worst thing that could happen is that you get my free safe money book and my safe money information kit and then decide that you weren't interested. I'm willing to take that risk because I think it's important to provide you with information. Your broker and banker have not been sharing with you. Hey, this is your retirement money, not mine. And not anybody else's. Give us a call at 844382 safes. That's 8443827233. Someone is available to answer your call right now or any other day of the week..
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Marc Stein Rush will be back with us Monday. Yes, America's Anchorman is away today. And this is your undocumented anger man. Marc Stein. No supporting paperwork. What? So ever I used to say at this point in the show that we are live from my station EI babe. Just in found all the new England about 20 minutes south off the Canadian border on always used to say if you fleeing the country do swing binds they Hello because we got a big sign on the highway, saying Last rush guest host before the border, But I can't do that joke anymore. Because thanks to chairman G, the Canadian U. S border, the so called longest undefended frontier in the world is in lockdown and nobody can flee across the Canadian border anymore. So Chairman Ji Has killed my joke among all the other things he's killed. Thanks a lot. Chairman. Speaking of which did you know that Dr Anthony Fauci? Is the highest paid employee in the entire U. S. Federal government in 2019. This is from Forbes magazine in 2019 his salary Was $417,608, which makes him not only the highest paid doctor in the federal government. I don't know why they put that. Actually, I don't know whether he's ever actually Performed any surgery or examine your prostate or anything that it's been a It's been a long time and I'm not sure I trust him to take out my appendix or examine my prostate now. But in 2019 his salary was $417,608, which makes him as Forbes puts it, not only the highest paid doctor in the federal government but the highest paid out of all four million. Federal employees. The president, the United States gets $400,000 But doctor found she gets $417,000. Plus 608. He was interviewed a couple of months back by Matthew McConaughey. Hey, the distinguished SP in Matthew McConaughey. Hey. Asked Dr Fauci. It's a bit of a joke if he personally had millions of dollars invested in these new vaccines on Dr Fauci laughed and replied, Math, You know, I got zero. I am a government worker. I have a government salary. He didn't mention that the $417,608. He gets is, in fact, the largest salary of all four million federal workers in the country. It's zippity. Um, I don't actually know why this guy's still around. He's bean. The NIH. He started there in 1960 of US 53 years. He's been working for the poor guy. He, uh He's just tell us. He never He doesn't it? I don't know when he's eligible for early retirement. He's now 80 years old, but he earns more than anybody else in the federal government, including the president, he earns $417,608, which is almost as many as the number of Americans. Who have been killed by the coronavirus. It's up. Well, Dr Jill Biden. Mr Sadly, is even more if it found she is getting $417,608. She should be good for half a million, at least on And as I said, found cheeses just appears to be pegged. To the cove ID death rate. So there's more almost as over 419,000 dead Americans now under the Fauci regime. Miranda Divine, my old pal Miranda Divine from Australia. Have to read the foreigners to find out what's going on. Miranda has a great column in the New York Post about how found she needs to be held responsible for his covert 19. Mistakes. You know the guy getting $417,000 getting more than the president. The president at that time waived his salary found she doesn't waive his salary, and he Askew. No one He came initially said masks. Nobody needs to be walking around with the mask. Then he three months lady does backflip and says no, no, we need masks. Hey says in January 21st the cove. It isn't something that anyone in America should be worried about. You know, he's supposed to be followed the science if you follow the science Of doctor found two. You'd have whiplash from changing direction that fast so often, but it doesn't seem to impact the fact that this this revered genius makes more money than anybody else. In the federal government. The good news is the cove It appears to be clearing right up. Now that the inaugurations and by Gavin Gavin Newsom, the governor of California is saying that it maybe think you spent beginning a big announcement today, saying they're going to re open, it'll be safe to reopened. Restaurants, even though the rationale for closing the restaurant's was that there would otherwise be too much pressure on the ICU. The Intensive care units. There are in fact, three times now, three times as many patients in the ICU is when he announced his restaurant band, but he doesn't Hey, doesn't cases on safe now made they? There was a well he was under threat of a recall petition because everyone encounter Mr certainly is right to point this out because everyone in California's got nothing to do so they're all sitting at home Bored. They've seen everything on Netflix. So there's nothing actually anything to do in California, except filling a recall petition. Full. Put your name to recall petition to get Gavin Newsom removed, so he thinks he's seen that off. Now allow. They've lifted their stay at home. California just Uh, about in the last hour has announced. It's it's lifting. It stayed home border for all regions. Get out there. Don't stay walled up in your pokey little apartment, filling out the recall petition. Get out there in the open air. Go to a restaurant, Go to a movie, go to a Disney theme park ride and have a socially go to you go to Disneyland. Get out there. Don't sit at home. Just filling in the Gavin Newsom Recall petition all day long. So the cove it looks like it's clearing up in California..
WMAL 630AM
"forbes magazine" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Yes, Democrats Congresswoman Maxine Waters calling for the mob to you know to get in the face is that of course, Barack Obama told everybody to get in their face is too, didn't you? Yes, he did. And his spokesmodel told people to go home at Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner and get in your uncle's face. About gun control and things like that. That's it's about unity. It's about bringing the country together. Now, this guy Randall Lane at Forbes magazine, who's threatening companies with negative coverage if they hire anybody from the Trump administration, truly fascist tendencies, very authoritarian tendencies. Bye, Randall Lane. Now I met a mocking reference earlier. What if we, you know they left. They came up the turn. Doc's Doc's They want to Doc's people. That means you get that it's because they're illiterate to d o x. That means you get documents on people. You get their home address where their kids go to school, so you can threaten their families and threaten them and menaced them, and hopefully you can destroy their careers and their source of income because that's how the Democrats play. They don't they don't play kid gloves, game of politics and the politics now have seeped into everything in here. Your place of work and Forbes magazine threatening companies because they cover companies and so another threatening cos That's pretty amazing stuff. So if we, you know, see Randall Lane getting gasoline at a gas station. We should stir up a mob based on what we shouldn't. Of course, that's that's not what normal well adjusted, not mentally ill people do. But it's what the left does. And it's what Democrat members of Congress encouraging. Imagine a Republican member of Congress coming out and saying something like that there would be a pox on that person's house for the rest of their time in public life. They would never live that down, but for Democrats and it's perfectly normal and then when it happens and people are assaulted and People are confirmed people.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Or Maurin. Additional lifetime income. Call us right now. At the Holland Group Retirement Wealth Advisors. You'll get your private consultation. Absolutely no cost, no obligation and we'll show you our tax reduction strategies 7 to 7. 2 to 8 64 49 that number again. 727228 64 49 or you could go ahead and text the word retired. That's r A T I r E to the phone number 474747 or actually, you can go online. Go to my retirement second opinion dot com. That's my retirement second opinion dot com and ask us any questions you have about retirement of taxes, and here's some interesting news. Steven Elizabeth, you ready for this? This week in 2008, the national debt clock in New York ran out of digits to record the debt figures. It's true they had a he had to add two new digits. Because the debt hit 10 Trillion with a T. So now that's that's been 12 years. Believe it or not, national debt went from 10 Trillion to over 26 trillion out. So if we're looking at even more government spending right due to co vid, and I think a lot of people believe that's gonna happen. That number is just going to continue to grow. So how much attention should retirees be paying to the national debt? In your opinion? Well, you know, when you talk about the fact that they ran out of digits instantly, I thought of y two k Remember back then. 1999 when we're going to hit the year 2000 things they're gonna you know, be terrible business is going to stop, etcetera. None of that happened. Um, Magan. I remember a good 57 years ago, maybe a little bit longer. Forbes magazine stated that once we hit $28 Trillion, we won't even be able to pay back the interest on the loan. But you know what the government is a lot like us is. Financial planners were constantly adjusting. We're amending the plans were coming up with new policy. New strategies. New plans. I think that, you know, theoretically, the conservative mind is going to say this has gotten out of hand. It's gotta stop. We're gonna implode as a nation and then yeah, again, you've got the other side That says no, no, no, We have to ignore the debt right now because there's so many things that have to be Repaired like number one getting all Americans back to work, and that's going to cost a little bit more money before we look at trimming back the the debt if you will, but you have the national debt clock sometimes can look kind of scary. Remember that y two k v Esco, and it just it amounted to nothing, right? It definitely did. It amounted to nothing. And you? I think we have to give our government a little bit more credit to the fact that they're not simply ignoring this. I do believe they have a plan. But the plan right now what makes sense to you, too, May All of us advisers is for everyone to really stay focus because if we start worrying about every have been worried about the perfect 19 the pandemic we've been worried about what's the shutdown is about worrying about all these things that's happening, So I think people our clients have to stay focused. People out there have to stay focused and not get Site track where the media right caught up in all of this. You need a plan. Your plan needs to be customized. It needs to be inflation adjusted and tax advantage. Call us right now. Call us on 727228 64 49. At 77 to 28 64 49. We will be back. There is so much more with Steve and Elizabeth Holland right here on retirement success. You know, there's a lot of fake news being spread around, and it's hard to decide what's really happening.
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Absolutely no cost, no obligation and we'll show you our tax reduction strategies 7 to 7. 2 to 8 64 49 that number again. 727228 64 49 or you could go ahead and text the word retired. That's our E T I r e to the phone number 474747 or actually, you can go online. Go to my retirement second opinion dot com. That's my retirement second opinion dot com and ask us any questions you have about retirement attacks is now here's some interesting news. Steven Elizabeth you ready for this? This week in 2008, the national debt clock in New York ran out of digits to record the debt figures. It's true they had a he had to add two new digits. Because the debt hit 10 Trillion with a T. So now that's that's been 12 years. Believe it or not, national debt went from 10 Trillion to over. 26 trillion Ouch. So if we're looking at even more government spending right due to co vid, and I think a lot of people believe that's gonna happen. That number is just going to continue to grow. So how much attention should retirees be paying to the national debt? In your opinion? Well, you know, when you talk about the fact that they ran out of digits instantly, I thought of y two k remember back then? You know 1999 when we're gonna get the year 2000. Things they're gonna you know, be terrible business is going to stop etcetera. None of that happened. Magan. I remember a good 57 years ago, maybe a little bit longer. Forbes magazine stated that once we hit $28 Trillion, we won't even be able to pay back the interest on the loan. But you know what The government is a lot like us is. Financial planners were constantly adjusting. We're amending the plans were coming up with new policy. New strategies. New plans. I think that, you know, theoretically, the conservative mind is going to say this has gotten out of hand. It's gotta stop. We're gonna implode as a nation and then yeah, again, you've got the other side That says no, no, no, We have to ignore the debt right now because there's so many things that have to be repaired like number one getting all Americans back to work, and that's gonna cost a little bit more money before we look at trimming back the The debt if you will, But, yeah, the national debt clock sometimes can look kind of scary. Remember that y two k fiasco and it just it amounted to nothing right? It definitely did. It amounted to nothing and I think we have to give our government a little bit more credit to the fact that they're not simply ignoring this. I do believe they have a plan. But the plan right now what makes sense to you, too? May toe all of US advisers. It's fine if you want to really stay focus. Because if we start worrying about us if we have been worried about the perfect 19 pandemic, we've been worried about what's the shutdown is about. We're worried about all these things that's happening. So I think people our clients have to stay focused. People out there have to stay focused and not get sidetracked where the media caught up in all of this. You need a plan. Your plan needs to be customized. It needs to be inflation adjusted and tax advantage. Call us right now. Call us on 70. 7 to 28 64 49 that 77 to 28 64 49. We will be back. There is so much more with Steve and Elizabeth.
Vroom Vroom Veer with Jeff Smith
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Vroom Vroom Veer with Jeff Smith
"Device so you would dock. The pop device which was very popular dell was making them. Hp was making them back in those days. You could get wifi with these things. If you added a little card that you slide into the top of the device and they had large at their large screens but when you docked it in a dark it would make an internet connection so you could browse the internet. You could transfer files back and forth between your ear your windows. Xp and your device it would synchronized calendars it do all that stuff and the sinking goes after. You could go into the your windows. Xp launched the client software select content provider. Whether it'd be video or audio and i happen to be one of the audio selections in there there was only thirteen content writers in the platform more video providers from people. Yeah exactly there were like from forbes magazine. they're creating kind of video of segments that were available on their. You know around business news and then the msnbc or the ac folks were doing the nightly news with Brian williams segments in there too. So you could download like four segments of the evening news. You could get that synchronize with your pocket. Pc and then there was a selection of audio programs in my lai show was one of like maybe three or four audio programs that were in the platform and i got paid twenty five cents per download so each time that audio file that mp. Three file that i uploaded to their platform so it wasn't done to process or anything like that would be transferred to a pocket pocket device. I got paid twenty five cents. That's pretty good deal. I was being making around five grand a month. Just that's just just from that platform. Yeah that's right. Well yeah. And i back in those days. I was encouraging microsoft. Because i i knew there because obviously that they automated their platform and was encouraging them because I could see podcasting happening. Guys you know. And there were about the launch Their new Kind of kind windows windows phone back. It wasn't called windows phone back then. I don't believe i'm trying to remember number. But but anyway there were about to launch their phone device and saying you know. Why don't you guys add this capability to the mobile phone. You know and i would have been good for you. Yeah they didn't. It didn't wind doing it until many many years later when i went to work for them to actually manage the zun catalog in zun podcasting platform. It's kind of ironic. That i went through that with them and then wound up working for them in managing that platform so it was one of those things that they they killed the product in two thousand five so but now such as things how they go and one of the reasons that they killed is that they. They didn't work with the smaller content providers at that time they only wanted to work with the big guy kept encouraging him to expand the catalog and to get more content in there and then add it to the mobile mobile platform that they were building and they didn't wind up doing it until years later when the zun was created..
NewsRadio KFBK
"forbes magazine" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"To find happiness. It saddens me to see local businesses close, which also brought me joy. That's exactly my point. Unfortunately, they Yeah, the texture didn't And identify themselves that show their name, but But it Z exactly my point when you when you are looking out where, whether it's out of rage, anger or a philosophy that says you are by force going tol up and other people's lives. You're gonna you're gonna up in a society. Tradition, a constitution a system of justice as system of economics, a system of free enterprise. You gonna upend all of that and impose your will on somebody else. That is absolutely contrary to the findings in this Forbes survey. Look to to achieve the things that will ultimately bring you satisfaction internally, And I think that is just absolutely on point. And it serves as a a guide. I think a bit of a road map for people who are Good and decent people looking for something that will improve life for them and those around them. Those the lives of people who matter to them can can also reap the benefit of that. And certainly their dependence. Their errors can benefit from that. But conversely, as you look to people who want to impose their will on others, in some cases by force and intimidation. They're not going to get there and I saw that's why I'm very, very, very much appreciate this sort of a the manner which has done the matter, which is publishing this. Really. I think it's worth a read. If you get a chance, check it out. It's in yesterday's addition of Forbes magazine. And, uh, it I've would have a very, very difficult time, frankly refuting anything that they published because it is so comprehensive and it even looks to the various points in life when we have the greater degrees of likelihood of influencing Our fate, our own fate. Because their times in this you curve that they imagine that that you lose some of the potential to really truly chart your own. Course you're you have greater restrictions placed on you by outside forces. And S. O that generally tends to go against the overall conclusion that this provides, but it really it is. I think it's incredibly valuable. For people. When you hear somebody say that somebody else is bringing them down. None of that somebody else is does not have the ability to bring you down because you have the ability to do what's necessary to overcome that and put yourself on a much much, much better position a better footing. To increase the likelihood that success the satisfaction will be yours. I appreciate this extraordinary. I have a tremendous degree of appreciation for it. Very, very, very good stuff. Right. That's it for me is you tell by the sound of the music but stick around because you've got the lovely.
Our Body Politic
"forbes magazine" Discussed on Our Body Politic
"Ch- now it's time for show me the money our business segment with body politic contributor ruth of forbes magazine in this episode i asked to recap the year that black women had financially and offer some advice on how they can improve their financial situation in twenty twenty one and beyond welcome ruth happy to be so. We are going to talk about what makes us stronger. How black women and all women of color can plan for the future but we have to start with a bit of pain which is what happened financially to women of color in two thousand twenty. Black women have certainly experienced losses this year. For starters having a job that provides a steady income is a precursor to attain financial security especially for black women who generally don't have a family inheritance as that monetary buttress unfortunately job losses during the coronavirus downturn have fallen hardest on black people in much of that is driven by black woman in so when jobs are scarce they're obviously unable to bring in income or to access employer sponsored retirement plans and so they really have to be creative in seek out other options and side hustles also among black women. We're seeing this troublesome failure if you will to invest in stocks because they're viewed as a riskier option. However what we've seen is that this inaction be in stock market trading up for those who have the means to do so is one of the reasons for the lack of wealth among african american woman. And while it's more high risk to invest in stocks blackman's reluctance to do so means that they're really short changing them cells in yield less of a return in the long term during the pandemic specifically it also means that they missed out on stocks especially tech stocks on wall. Street soared to record highs. You know i'm one of these people who has a retirement account. But i was someone who in the past dipped into that paid a heavy tax burden and penalty on it and i understand a lot of people who have retirement accounts and not. Everyone does who have been hit by. The financial impact of the pandemic are thinking about taking out that money. Why is that so complicated. It's quite complicated especially if you're dipping into your 401k or traditional roth ira account because first of all your use subject to income taxes and there's the ten percent penalty on the amount you what's draw. It's a little less problematic. The older you are because that money has had time to compound especially if you have diversified stocks. If you're someone who's younger financial experts will often tell you to exhaust all other needs if you can find a freelance work. Do that. If there's an entry level job that you can take your retirement savings. Are there to do exactly that. They're meant to be a safety net in a financial cushion when you do reach retirement age around sixty sixty five for some people investing in the stock market at a very specific level. Like i want this stock. This stock this stock seems totally normal for other people including me. I wouldn't really know where to start. So what are the options for having an index or having someone else take a look at the market. Yes so there are things you can do here. If you're someone who's complete new beginner to you in end. I often say check out. Some of these smaller apps like acorn or hood can buy shares of a company. You can put in thirty dollars a into our mutual funds. Those are just some small ways to really get your feet weld in against to build up. That financial accumulates you begin to invest more and more in stocks again. The younger you are the earlier that you want to get into this game. Because it does compound that interests compounds can be worth quite a bit when you're forty years old when you're fifty years old beach out to have financial advisor that's one key mistake. That black woman often make is that they're not reaching out to someone who again has a financial knowledge a quick google search will lead you to a number of free resources and educational programs for those who are feeling you to the invest in game. So let's get to be impending new year. So what's your personal financial advice for the your head this year in particular has taught us the importance of having an emergency fund especially for health care needs so the rule of thumb is to put away at least three to six months worth of expenses. Also make sure to a budget budget. Budget let leslie especially if you're a business owner or a freelancer. We're gonna space where you have to be really entrepreneurial along those same lines look for cost cutting measures if you and the beauty of this pandemic one of the few silver linings is that many of us are able to work from home in so this remote work has allowed many of us myself included to be able to move back in with our parents so we don't have to pay for rent or to where the cost of living is low. So make sure that you're taken advantage of unity such as this one and finally and perhaps most importantly for black women make sure that you're living within your means and as we know once you're it takes in very very long time to dig yourself out And get back into a healthy financial position. Ruth words to the wise and some of these lessons. I had to learn the hard way. Hopefully some of the folks listening. Don't thanks a lot ruth. Thank you for having me ruth. Emma was forbes diversity and inclusion reporter and our business and economics contributor on our body politic looking back at a year of complete and utter chaos. Find myself feeling really grateful for this show especially for you our listeners. And the team. That helps me make this happen. So i asked the our body politic team. What did you learn in twenty twenty that you wanna take with you into twenty twenty one. And here's what they said. I'm paulina velasco. And i'm the senior producer for our body politic and thing that i want to bring in twenty twenty one from this past year is a practice of or the ability to to maintain a sense of equanimity in the face of lots of changes and lots of news. I feel like. I got pretty good at trying to maintain an even composure. My name is michael. Yada and i'm a production assistant for our body politic and one thing that i will take from twenty twenty in two twenty twenty one is that even though personally. This was one of the most difficult years for me professionally. It was one of my best. And i know a lot of people can't say the same thing so i'm optimistic about going into next year. Hi this is. Julie i am. The show's executive producer. And the one thing. I wanna take from twenty twenty into twenty twenty. One is my awareness. That i need to slow down. I think this year a lot of people really realize how important it is to just slow down. A lot of it has to do with external circumstances that were beyond our control. But i really appreciated that at times because you don't always have to be rushing to feel like you're being productive hi everyone my name is priscilla be. I am the politics producer and booker at our body politic. One thing out take from twenty twenty into twenty twenty. One.
KLBJ 590AM
"forbes magazine" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"They can shut the lights off and hit us with like a nice CBM, You know, Like what? That's what the Forbes magazine story is saying, That's that's a frightening prospect. Doctor Pride. He outlines how China has the ability well, they built a network of satellites, high speed missiles. Super electromagnetic pulse weapons that could melt down our electric grid. Fried critical communication, even take out the ability of our aircraft carrier groups to even respond. Think about the number of people who are a risk. At that point, you cut off power. For days on end across the country. Chaos happens. I mean, just think about something as simple as being able to refrigerate your insulin because you're a diabetic. You no longer have the power to do so. I don't know so much ice out there. Oh, my gosh. Well, you had a small story just highlighting how power was out following Hurricane Harvey, when you don't like it was one of my first years in radio working in Houston. And, yeah, A lot of places around the Houston area power was knocked out for 23 weeks. And there were people who died because they just could not keep their insulin cold. Or, you know, couldn't couldn't do their dialysis at home. You know? I mean, just simple things that we don't think about. Yeah, that could be nasty. The lights are off and they drop a missile on you. Now, Have you heard about this horrible story, man? It's a horrible story out of Chicago involving police and it innocent by standard. Well, let me let's play the story here. Video, released by Chicago Police show a disturbing scene when officers raided the wrong home. It began his engine it Young was undressing for bed in February of last year, Chicago police breaking down her door in the police body Cam video she's seen and heard trying to explain to the officers. They were in the wrong house. There's nobody else here. Never more. Young was not allowed to dress before being handcuffed and a blanket. One officer draped over her shoulders kept slipping down before she finally broke down. You got the wrong Hmm. Videos were shown by WBBM.
Untangle
Dr. Chris Winter On Why Your Sleep is Broken and How to Fix It
"Chris. It's great to have you on entangled today. thanks so much for being here. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. I want to start by asking you this question as a neurologist. How did you originally become so interested in sleep and the problems that we all have with sleep. The short answer is is all very accidental. But this is something kind of intoxicating about sleep. It's very easy to have fun with well. It's funny. I mean it's good news bad news right because people love to talk about sleep because we have so many challenges with it if it were simple hey spleen split big can take it out if you do. This is not even necessary exactly but you can't like not sleep. Let's talk about that. That's an important sentence right there. You just said yeah. And i mean i personally have had sleep problems forever so i'm super excited about getting some of this information. I did love your book. Although i'm still not sleeping perfectly but i'm still not doing i'm supposed to be doing so that's air. Why does so many of us have sleep challenges to begin with. There's a couple of answers that one is. I think that for the first time we have generations. Now that are looking at sleep as a modifiable. Variable and not a trait okay. You're going to have to say more about that. What does that mean by that. Is i think that probably in the past if you slept poorly just kinda slept poorly. Didn't really think much of it and now with the idea. That sleep is its own science. There's all kinds of things you can do can alter the lighting you can do a sleep study to determine if there's something wrong with your sleep versus there's nothing i can do about the fact that i'm short of sort of big years and i've green is like those things are traits. I can't fix those. I don't know maybe a hundred years from now they won't be and you can choose your own hide. You can easily genetically altered your colored. This has now come into this idea. That sleep is a science not just sort of a casual observation. I also think there's a lot more out there. That is impacting our sleep. Where twenty four hour culture now. We're always awake where shift were culture. We can eat whenever we went to. We can watch. Game of thrones starting right now until sometime at the end of next week one episode after another of these. Were not things that we had. The cell phone is a huge issue with us right now. Our access to information and all these things were not a problem in the past. It was sort of boring to stay up all night. And you're living in a cabin. That had a whale fat lantern and papas fiddle on the wall. Like that was it. It was nothing to really do. And you work really hard all day while you had sunlight so there were things are naturally regulated our sleep a lot better than we have right now not mention the chemicals we put in our body cetera et cetera. So i think a lot of excitement about technology and moving into the future. But there's also some drawbacks particularly when it comes to a biological organism. The probably wasn't meant to do a lot of things doing right. Now when you talk about. Binge watching game of thrones or cell phones. Do you think that these. Let's call it addiction. Or even the lure of these entertainments options are these causing more insomnia in our culture right now. Or how do you see that connection. I think it's really important right off the bat define when insomnia is just. We're all very clear. I've got a bunch of slide shows that i've done for people. One of my favorite slides is a series of headlines that have come out of the last few years and they literally go like from forbes magazine and very reputable sources. why forty million. Americans can't sleep and the next one for the new york times. It says fifty million americans can't sleep and here's why we're talking about insomnia. We're not talking about people who can't sleep that doesn't exist. And that's very important thing. Say there are people out there who dissatisfied with their sleep. Have certain drawbacks or obstacles are trying to overcome but nobody out. There can't sleep and it's important because that's what most people associate in their mind with the idea of insomnia on song note that is that's when somebody can't sleep and that's not what insomnia is insomnia. Really is more of an individual who is not sleeping in a way. They want to or at a time they want to. They have gone to bed at eleven o'clock and it's taken them two hours to fall asleep. They woken up at two in the morning and is taking them an hour to get back to sleep so heart one is. You're not sleeping in the way you want to part two. Is you have to have a negative emotional response to it. Meaning if i meet somebody who says takes me two hours to fall. Asleep by next question is always. How do you feel about that. If the individual says auto remind can alight lying in bed away thinking about my day planning out my weekend. Forget what to do my wife or anniversary thinking about my celebrity crush. Your whatever it is. It takes the emotional upset to really create insomnia care so do phones does. Game of thrones create more insomnia probably but it also creates the flip side of insomnia. So when you're looking at the people that we treat clinic we treat. I can't sleep. We also treat. I can't stay awake
John Batchelor
Coronavirus Means a Joe Biden Inauguration Could Look Very Different
"Bill Whalen. The Hoover Institution is the host of area 45 the podcast with his colleagues and also The Goodfellows his conversation with three of his colleagues, Mr Cochran, especially observing the economics of the present moment that is the need to get back to the economy at the same time, the need to deal with what appears to be a second wave. Of the virus. So we turned to Bill's most recent column at Forbes magazine entertaining how the presumptive president elect Mr Biden can approach his possibilities these next months. Bill Very good, even to the first suggestion is the most striking to me because it's doable. But at the same time why you want an untraditional indoor inaugural? What will that look like? And why does good evening to you? Good evening. John. Part of this is on being very cautious about the health of the president who's we know will turn 78 in a couple of weeks, and I don't think we would call unnecessarily hardly a robust I think he is sort of frail and fragile if you will, son. Just not sure that being out in the January cold of Washington for a long period of time is a good idea. John. There's the president here. It's usually with second term presidents their re inauguration strong when they take the oath of office inside the White House, sometimes too much from Laura Chemo. I just think that bike might want to consider not doing the pomp and ceremony, the West side of the Capitol for two reasons. One is health. A second one. John is it's called Coben. It's the pandemic. Um it's a very funny thing. If Donald Trump were being read, non dread indeed. Here, the worst spreader affect my God, You can't have 200,000 people on the ball. Think of all the Kobe You won't hear this about the Biden inaugural, but it's a reality putting 200,000 people together. I see a lot of the multi Mary masks. It's a health hazard. So by me, maybe in sending a very strong coded message could say that you know we're going to do things differently. I'll take the open. So the White House We won't have the big grand rally out on the mall that you have. We won't have a parade because times are talking instead of coming to Washington in celebrating and just spending money on your own good fortune to a day of service gives the money to charity and be an interesting way to set the tone person. In other words, no one will never see the light of the sun. But no, no, I I Kel, no ball dancing, right? No. No stepping out visiting all five. As I recall. I remember the Clinton inauguration of 1990 free where Mr Clinton visited all the simultaneous Suarez all over town. It would show up and my memory is that he played the saxophone. That might be wrong. I might have transposed the events. But in any event that is the ceremony to celebrate the new The new administration. And you're recommending that Mr Biden follow the recommendations of science right Bill. That's what a spreader event is and do none of that. And yet Here's the Here's the contradiction these last days in celebrating Mr Biden's victory. His supporters have done spreader events and I do not believe he's chastised him. No, he has the Jonah. That's gonna be the challenge for him in its first two months in office. We want to think that everything is the war is over. Because now as a vaccine that is has 90% effective, but no things go home. We're gonna have another wave of covert here throughout the winter. It's going to be difficult and from one way we know we can contain it released tryingto control a situation is to keep from having a spread offense and the inaugural The festivities. Things we just mentioned. Those are by definition spreader of
Brian Mudd
Coronavirus job losses disproportionately impact women
"Virus continues claiming lives and having an impact on the economy and more so women than men. Amanda Blackwood, president of the Sacramento Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, says a new study from Forbes magazine finds more than half of women owned businesses are afraid the pandemic will permanently put them out of business. Many women don't businesses represent to service craft hospitality retail. Those basic kind of expenditures are really where people are going to pull back. So not only did women have to step back from running their business, but their market is gone. Published reports indicate that compared to men anywhere between four and eight times as many women left the workforce in September.
GSMC Entertainment Podcast
Kanye West leaves fans concerned
"Tiny west was banned from twitter for a whopping twelve hours for posting private information after the rapper engaged in yet another tweet storm. This since deleted tweet included the phone number of an editor for Forbes magazine and the caption that read quote if any, if my friends want to call a white supremacist, this is the editor of Forbes and then had his phone number. That's wild west also appeared to be West. Appeared to be urinating on one of his grammy's with the caption quote. Trust me I won't stop. And I believe him I believe he will not stop I. DO I trust them I definitely trust him on that one. After deleting twenty on Monday declaring that he would not release any new music until he is released from his contracts with Sony Slash ATV. Music Publishing and Universal Kanye West on Tuesday shared a screen shot of what appeared to be a text message conversation with an unnamed adviser who proposed potential game plans and claimed West West is masters are worth more than Taylor. Swift's which I do not think is true I took a poll on instagram and sixty six percent of you think that Taylor's masters were definitely or are definitely worth a lot more. West who Forbes this year estimated had become a billionaire could by his masters or rerecord them. which was the same. You know thing that approach Taylor swift with and the adviser said, but Taylor's caused three, hundred million yours would cost a lot more. I assume the adviser also referring to Scooter Bronze Twenty Nine Acquisition of the label big machine records from Scott for Chata. West. Could also propose a yeezy media and universal joint venture that is equal but not one sided but West replied that he is quote not open to any form of business with universal or Sony. So Conway is. I don't know if you can hear me like doing this while I'm recording but I'm just and break my finger is in my because I just I guess now my head hurts from all of this, it could just so ridiculous. So Kanye. Is Back at it and Kim. Kardashian is just an absolute saint for putting up with all of this because this really is just. So, Connie makes me really uncomfortable with this holy Jesus thing and calling himself a new Moses or whatever now I'm not. Religious by any means I grew up a Christmas Catholic but I went to Sunday school until I got my first communion. So I know there's like this quote out there somewhere that's like I'm your God in new shot have any other gods besides me in a very loose translation, but with Connie being so religious as he claims. It just totally contradicts himself and what he believes and it makes me just really uncomfortable. The whole Sunday service thing is starting to look much more like a call like it was really cute at first but now it's just looking kind of creepy. The whole yeezy brand is very like Orwellian to me and That makes me uneasy when he walked on water at a Sunday service, it wasn't cool it which is weird and they feel like all of these antics like if of these antics came from anybody else. They would be much more called out on it. But because it's conway. And he's just surrounded by so many like, yes people he's not getting really caught out on it people just like ha-had Connie being crazy again, Kanye Saha. Typical and I'm just getting to the point where I'm just very uncomfortable. I. Don't like I really don't support it and listen at the end of the day I hope that he can find help that he means but this is all starting to be a bit too much for me. I I can't I. Don't know how much more Kim is going to last with all of this. I imagine that Kris Jenner is absolutely horrified like they can't keep making excuses for his behavior or acting like everything is okay. Hey they either need to distance distance themselves from him or like diving completely and acknowledged that he is sick like more than just like a statement like actively. Be An advocate for him as opposed to just being quiet and like sweeping things under the rug. Family matter but it's like you have to pick a side. You just have to especially with the platform that you have. You just need to make a decision but again, that's just my opinion. and. You know in the words of Taylor Swift, you just need to come down. I think his value is going to keep going down with literally everything that he does.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Lionel Messi tops Forbes' 2020 football rich list ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo
"Forbes magazine is ranked Lionel Messi ahead of Cristiano Ronaldo as the world's top earning soccer player for the year when the Barcelona star bringing in $126 Million.92 million in salary with 34 million more in endorsements. Ronaldo finishes with 70 Million in salary with 47 million in endorsements P s. She's name are coming in third, with total earning of $96
Work Matters With Ken Coleman
5 Signs That You Need a Raise!
"Let's go to this article here, Forbes magazine Marolt through this pretty quickly because I want for those of you that are new to the program to hear how I want you to handle this important conversation about an increase in your compensation. So this is really good five signs. It's a good time asked for a race number one when you come off a big win. Now I read this. I'll be honest with you. Joe Mass I read this and I go well, I appreciate what they're saying you come off a big win but don't just show up the next day going. Hey. Yeah. So since I'm pretty frigging awesome should we talk about a contract extension? You know? I you know I don't like that. So I, do want to put a caveat out there that. Yes. You come off a big win and there's some high value. But don't go in right away with the old raise talk now I'm GonNa tell you how I would approach all this. I WANNA run through the five things and then tell you how are you number two your department is doing particularly well. So your team's winning that's great number three. Your company is really killing it. They're flush with cash number four, you got another offer and number five year role is in high demand. Okay now, these are all good things for you. To reference. But some of you if you're not careful, you'll take this information. Okay. Hey, listen. Start Marina go talk race and I don't ever like talking raise what I like talking is performance measures and when you and your leader can get clear on your current performance. Your past performance and what a future performance win will be. And you got to out of the three and then you go. Hey. Man, things are going well and and I'm loving this and I want to keep winning for the company. Because all these essentially lead this conversation. And what you? WanNa references look I want to keep winning. And a part of that winning is obviously more responsibility. and. With that responsibility and success more compensation. That's not a silly thing. That's not an aberration Asana crazy ask but you couch it with hey. We're doing well. Or I just came off this. These are just momentum's essentially these are momentum moments and they're saying capitalize on. Yeah. But you've got to do it the right way. Because you don't want to look greedy you're gonNA. Look prideful. You don't WanNa look. Ungrateful. All the things. So by tying it to a performance plan. Hey. I'd like some more responsibility as a result of how we're doing and how I'm doing K with I WANNA learn some additional skills that you think make me more valuable for you and our team I. It's a great way star. Okay. Yeah. Sure. Sure. Well. Can we be specific about what those are and what they what does need to be? Can we measure that growth? So a if I'm taking a course will then I've got to successfully complete the course and show the evidence of that. If it's I'm GonNa give you more responsibilities you gotta say great. So, what is a win look like in these added responsibilities and how do we measure success so that we see growth and actual results. And then. If I achieve these things. How does that affect my compensation these kind of conversation much better way to come about. This this overall conversation it's not hey, companies flush with cash that staff meeting report said things are great. How `bout above for your boy? Let's not do that. That's. That's going to be received very well I'll give you a bomb. You know they're going to give you a fist fist-bump. Hey, a boy way to go. Yeah. Come on folks be careful and again I I'm over simplifying because you know the article as things out in in these are good signs, but you still got a handle it. With. The right spirit.
Work Matters With Ken Coleman
Feel Stuck In Your Career? Try This.
"Was Reading this article in Forbes magazine and sugar is the writer what to do if you feel stuck while everyone else is moving and I thought this is really timely. Because this pandemic has hit everybody differently but pandemic or not. We're creatures of comparison we just are we wanna fight comparison comparison is a cancer. It's an insidious insidious disease. If you let it take over your life however, the fact is, that's what we do. We have is therefore, we look at other people we go. Well, they're making more progress than than I am. And it makes us feel even more stock than we already are. So anyway, I saw this. This is good. I WanNa see what she's got to say. And it's really good I. think she says I couldn't agree more the key to getting past comparison is to analyze yourself. Measure Yourself. The idea is look at what you're doing. Measure your activity. Don't measure yourself against other people's activity. It's just dangerous. Don't do that. The second thing she says is focus on small wins. When you're stuck, here's what happens. You're already dissatisfied with where you sit. And what happens is as you go gosh, I wanted to be. There and we start to look out we we focus so much on. That far away place that we're not at yet. And it makes us feel even more insignificant as opposed to going. I'm stuck I'm not making the progress that I want to let me just go get some easy win some easy momentum. So focus on smaller task smaller winds so that you you feed off of that the endorphins of accomplishment. and. Then the third thing is is make sure you're helping others. You know when you can get outside of your own frustrations, your own situation. And help somebody else improve their situation I'm telling you right now it's like a wonder drug. It's a wonder drug to getting emotionally healthier. So great great article there. Those are three things that you can do and do every day and it will make a difference before you know it won't be focused on how stuck your you'll be focused on all the momentum you're beginning to experience.
AP News Radio
Rapper Kanye West files for Oklahoma presidential ballot
"Rapper Kanye west is qualified to appear on Oklahoma's presidential ballot in November but it's not clear if the celebrity is actually running for the nation's highest office you may recall in July fourth Kanye west announced he was going to challenge president trump in November although west is missed the filing deadline in a number of states he didn't get the paper work and the thirty five thousand dollar filing fee in on time for Oklahoma one of the musicians advisers had told New York magazine that west was out of the running but TMZ is reporting the west campaign has filed papers with the Federal Election Commission west too has said that he has bipolar disease told Forbes magazine earlier this month that if he wins he plans to model his White House on the fictional land in Black Panther adding let's get back to Wakanda I am Jackie Quinn
Steve Cochran
Kanye West's Family "Worried" As He Suffers Reported Bipolar Episode
"A new report claims Kanye West is having a bipolar episode. A billionaire rapper recently announced he's running for president and gave an interview to Forbes magazine this week in which he claimed, among other things, vaccines are the mark of the beast, and that Planned Parenthood does the devil's work. Now, TMZ says it's Kanye sources are telling them that West is in the midst of a serious bipolar episode and that the family is concerned, the report says. Family members and those close to West are worried that his bipolar disorder is affecting his decision
AP News Radio
Kanye West breaks with Trump, claims 2020 run is not a stunt
"Kanye west says he is no longer a supporter of president Donald Trump con US says he's taking the red head off in this case the red hat with president trump's campaign slogan make America great again after aligning himself with trump declaring that they share dragon energy west says he is backing away now he tells Forbes magazine he is no longer in trump's corner politically and confirmed that he is serious about launching his own presidential bid this year it's unclear how he plans to pull that off west is already missed the deadline to get on the ballot in several states Forbes says west said all of this and what the magazine calls for rambling hours of interviews I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
Jared and Katie
Kylie Jenner faked her way to billionaire status, Forbes says
"Last year Forbes magazine named Kylie Jenner the youngest self made billionaire ever and I think we were all astounded like why highly Jenner but she has her cosmetics company and Forbes magazine just revoked the title of self made billionaire youngest self made billionaire because they're claiming that Kylie Jenner's been lying for years to inflate her own wealth so if you were well they're saying just under just under nine hundred million thank you hi a hundred million wow I know really I records magazine posted an article talking about how Kylie accusing Kylie and her mom who is also her manager her manager yeah Kris Jenner of spinning a web of lies to make Kylie cosmetics seem way more successful than it really was they claim that tax returns that Kylie Jenner gave them or faked to make it look like the company's revenue was two or three times higher than it really was and that our actual network is just under nine
The Morgan Show with Morgan White, Jr.
Kylie Jenner, Forbes Spar Over Story on Billionaire Status
"Kylie Jenner not happy with Forbes magazine after an article claim she's not really a billionaire Forbes published an article investigating fraud in Jenner's tax returns adding her businesses are less profitable than what she reported Jenner's lawyers told us weekly that the article is filled with outright lies and they are demanding the publication issue a retraction last year Forbes name Jenner the youngest self made billionaire
Clark Howard Show
Here's What To Do About Your Student Loans Due To Coronavirus
"There are so many people who have been just crushed by what corona virus has done to the economy. And you're sitting there with student loans. The big problem has been with private student loans because most federal loans are in a payment an interest holiday through September but private loans. There's no such protection and people have been just eaten up by what's going on with private loans because the lenders will destroy you. I mean they will eat you up. They are able to Ruin your credit. They're able to garnish. Your checking account or your wages very easily. And it's very difficult for you in a situation where you're flat out broke even file for bankruptcy although I have something about that for you in a minute. So a number of states have gotten together and organized temporary relief to student loan borrowers and private loans. And I'm expecting more states to join the Compact the States or California Collorado Connecticut Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey for Mont Virginia Washington. That is the current list that was put together by Forbes magazine and what they've done is the states have used their strength to then negotiate temporary protection for borrowers with all the major student. Loan Lenders somewhere around twenty of them that account for most private student loans in the United States. And what they are doing is you are not going to be reported to credit bureaus and those states if you contact your lender and tell them you can't pay your allowed to suspend your payments for three months. There will be no late fees. They will not report you as delinquent with the credit bureaus and they will not move forward with any debt collection lawsuit against you so remember. This is temporary only the state of Massachusetts has passed a statute to protect private student. Loan borrowers but this is an agreement that these states banding together have been able to reach with the overwhelming number of private student. Loan Lenders so what do you do? If you don't live in one of the states that have reached the this agreement with lenders. Call your find out who your legislators state senator or state representative and talk to him or her about the problems. You're facing with private student loans. Tell them about
Sports Criminals
March Madness: Donald Sterling
"Listen free on spotify or wherever you get your podcast warning. This episode includes sensitive descriptions of racism listener discretion is advised especially for listeners under thirteen in April. Two Thousand Fourteen seventy year old Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling called his mistress. The Steve Yano. He had seen something on instagram. That made his blood boil a picture of her and L. A. Lakers legend Magic Johnson but sterling wasn't mad at Steve Yano had posed with one of his crosstown rivals iconic players. The problem was the Johnson was Black Sterling. Chewed out still beyond for almost ten minutes. He had no idea. Those ten minutes would change his life forever. Welcome to sports. Criminals are cast original. This is the twenty fifth episode in our March Madness. Special this month were counting down the top thirty one sports scandals from Nineteen Ninety to two thousand twenty on Carter Roy. And I'm Tim Johnson in today's episode. We're going back to two thousand fourteen and the downfall of the La Clippers racist owner Donald Sterling. Although he made a lot of money from owning the clippers. Donald Sterling made the bulk of his fortune in real estate as a landlord. He was the subject of numerous lawsuits accusing him of housing discrimination against minorities during these proceedings. Sterling's racist nature was laid bare. He told employees that black tenants smell. And Attract Vermin Hispanics. Just smoke drink and hang around the building in Koreans will pay the rent and live in whatever conditions I give them. The married father of three was also sued on multiple occasions for sexual harassment. But with the help of a high priced and highly effective legal team. He managed to emerge relatively unscathed however after not. Enzi released the recording his phone. Call with these veon. On April twenty fifth two thousand fourteen. No lawyer on earth COULD HELP HIM UPSET THAT STEVE. Yano had posted an instagram photo of her and Magic Johnson. Sterling told her. It bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. Don't put him on instagram. And don't bring him to my games. Unbeknownst TO HIM STILL. Yano had recorded the entire conversation. The recording confirmed what most people around the League already knew. Donald Sterling was racist scumbag however he had never faced disciplined from the NBA before. But now that is true. Nature was caught on tape that was about to change with NBA players contemplating boycotting playoff games to protest. Sterling's ownership commissioner. Adam silver had to act on April twenty ninth. He Finds Sterling two point five million dollars the maximum amount allowed silver also banned him from the NBA for life and a few weeks later. More than three quarters of NBA team owners voted to force sterling to sell his franchise. The decision was a long time coming. From man who heckled his own players was named the worst owner in sports by the New York Times and Forbes magazine and whose team had amassed the lowest winning percentage in all four major American Sports Leagues Between Nineteen Eighty one in two thousand fourteen sterling. His lawyers tried to fight both decisions in court but they were rebuffed at every turn. Despite numerous countersuits and objections sterling was forced to sell the team to Microsoft. Co-founder Steve Balmer. Since Sterling's departure the basketball world has done. Its best to erase his racist legacy under bombers leadership. The clippers have gone on to become one of the best run franchises in the NBA. Ahead of the twenty twenty
Chris Plante
Coronavirus offers reprieve from air pollution
"A glowing headline corona virus offers reprieve from air pollution if all the people died and the other was less air pollution the left would be happy to know that they hate people love animals hate people and fire metal experts say the planet is getting a breather from the constant output of pollution by humans as the coronavirus puts many activities by individuals and businesses on hold smog levels in China according to who communist smog levels in China were reduced after factories shuttered during the outbreak there and satellite images show significant drop in air pollution in Italy while the country remains in a nation wide lockdown another very excited fox news was falling for this again today to Rick said about in Venice the city of canals that the water is so clear you can see the bottom it cleaned up just a matter of days it's a miracle is Jesus yeah but it's not it's not a miracle and it's not an act of Barack Obama either they stopped running all the motor boats through the canals which kick their very shallow and they kick up all of those sold on the bottom and so the water is and the gondolas with the big battles in the gondoliers with their straw hats and their structures the big battles that they go about going like this with my hand like I'm on a gondola and they are they kick up the the still turn the stuff on the bottom of the shallow canals so that's why the water always looks dirty now what happened is not like americold has all been put through you know hapa filters something that's apple right happen not hippa Zippos the health laws and have but is the water purifier and and they're off and they're all look a dolphin or porpoise is swimming in the canal and this is so what you can see schools of fish that are always there and you can see them if you look at been to Venice a couple of times and yeah the water is clear because they're all the little really cool water taxis are motor boats they have like car engines in them and they kick up all the soil and the water is constantly being stirred and now for several days it hasn't been stirred so the water looks clear do I have to explain science to everyone but they're pretending it's a miracle of some kind of the water's been purified by some active you know fed tomorrow something it it's nothing of the kind these people are completely ridiculous they will believe anything anything I tell you just an embarrassment an absolute embarrassment and people crazy people are tweeting things like wild earth is recovering Lucien is slowing down water pollution is clearing up if you know if they'd be gears of industry ground to a halt there got big I always talk about how they want to return us to a pre Columbian life style and the green new deal would do that what we're experiencing now is kinda like socialism nobody's working there is no industry there are shortages we lack for the first time in my lifetime and on the left is celebrating it because they're mentally ill they really are so this clown Tom is tweeting wow earth is recovering air pollution is slowing down water pollution is clearing up natural wildlife returning home where to get that one really a way to get natural wildlife for turning up they just they're delusional is like on LSD or something coronavirus is earth vaccine weird the virus see that's the left how long about bin talking about this they despise humanity it's people that they hate here's another one from Forbes magazine study Colin they love their colons maybe their colons are clearing up during this thing too but I doubt it study colon coronavirus locked down likely saved seventy seven thousand lives in China just by reducing pollution we're gonna have to drown a lot more babies than I guess I think that so it's going to have to happen have to happen there that's pretty amazing stuff but a bit dumb tails perfectly with everything that I was talking about here which is they hate human beings they hate
The Common Cents Show
Why Strategic Planning Is Important For Small Business
"So yeah topic today. Title Net flicks worst nightmare. What's the worst nightmare eh? We've talked about this a lot but maybe we haven't talked about it on air. I don't think specifically so obviously when we were putting the information together You know we talked to one F lakes and article in Forbes magazine by Stephen McBride and one of the things that says which will then pull from today is that the net flicks in the last decade. Their stock has risen to about eighty. Five hundred percent has risen by eighty-five hundred percent. That's not because streaming ozzy caught fire. I mean streaming is like first of all the word streaming was invented. Because of what Netflix does I know like no one used the word really like streaming in relation to viewing things until Netflix really came along and now it's like streaming as his own category which is impressive. Whenever you can create its things Hastings Reed Hastings Ya Hastings company that like the smart brands words words right Amex? Yeah exactly. It's like netflixing. Chill not exactly that one. Maybe actually. That's he can miss his better thing. Big You're like old married couples. That's what they say will take Shade Mahar in the tender tender account. I don't F- looks to me Netflix. And Chill and has put Netflix ongoing asleep so because the different indices sold as me. That's the that's what I do. They netflixing watch Netflix. Watch me so anyway. So net flicks achieved those gains. How do they do it? They literally disrupted video rental the whole industry. They stole millions of customers. Oh no not even just a video rental like they they were beyond that streaming actually took away customers from the large cable companies. Millions of cable companies loss customers at the hands of readings Netflix. God I'd love to be able to drop Kale. I know I have a way to watch sports without having in cable. 'cause that's literally. The only thing tying cable Youtube Youtube Youtube. TV Okay Forty nine ninety nine a month all regions force not end more mass. Let's check that. I have it now but accidents because I still have direct TV. Once they cancelled DIRECTTV next year. I'm GONNA switch completely over to Youtube. TV sweet actually be free. Leave so so Netflix. Still literally tens of millions of customers from cable companies because so much content yet you know I can literally don't I can't even tell you what channels are what on cable. All I know is that you'd have to hit five hundred to get into like your hd but after that. Ah I'm just hitting like the page until I fall. Oh there we go. That's what I WANNA watch. I can't tell you anything but you WANNA know what's on Netflix. I know all you know what I mean like. I'm always always watching documentaries. And movies and everything so yeah I completely feel that way. It's funny because articles here says says that Last year half of Americans a twenty to forty five didn't even watch a second of cable TV. That's crazy isn't nuts. Wow that's true disruption. But here's the problem. oftentimes when there's a a good idea invented where comes out disrupts the whole marketplace replace what happens competition. Man are the big boys get into the they see going on they get they own honestly that Pie. So that's what's happening right now. Man Disney plus who you name it right there all stripping away so my net flicks is Grip tight grip on this on the street. And there's more coming. Yeah like because all licenses that netflix expiring or not renewing because those major are those major television and film houses are taking the licenses back in creating their own streaming service. You know that's crazy. Yep so the point of this. Is that Netflix. Says worst nightmare would be that what they did the cable. Obviously it's going to happen to them. Yeah we'll be done to them. Do you think that people would cancel their netflix memberships. Though like cable 'cause I see it as a way where people just reduce their netflix subscription. More so than. Cancel it because Netflix still has like so much offer. Yeah that's a good question so we extrap- extrapolating out. I'm looking at it that we would have to reduce it because they still put out some good stuff. They have netflix originals. That some some of them are actually really good now some of the NFL. So I think it's just what I've talked to house of cards. Yeah this is why I've talked about affair with you that I still feel the same as that A little bit off topic but I think me personally for the end consumer. It's a disservice to them. Because you know in a world where everybody is like I you said I'd love to get off the cable. Save some money when you really start to do the math. It's like I think. NBC's starting to get their own thing. Soon we're just reading in in this article. Eighteen tease looking to start their own already. Disney plus we already know Hulu and some of these other ones when you break down all the different subscriptions that you're paying for. It's like Mike expresses went up not down exactly. So how much is Netflix is. Net flicks is fifteen. ninety-nine that's how much I pay and then Disney pluses twelve ninety nine. It's all ready twenty nine dollars here and then Hulu Hulu Netflix and ESPN. But then like let's say you get get what's the other one Like NBC. What if they come on you know what I mean because they have the office and they have friends? It's in frazier and I think those are like the top things that are watched on Netflix. And I love Frazier Frazier okay. Oh don't forget the apple apple plus came out to Oh did it yes apple pluses apples streaming service. And that's like four ninety nine one hundred dollars for cable or three hundred for seriously seriously. But you know what's GonNa Happen is that it's just going to be things that people watching cancel. There's going to be this. Subscription does monthly subscription service. This is going to turn into people turning on and turning off being hop skip like I just already heard of people doing that with the mandatory now that it stopped just cancel their Disney subscription. And they'll come back and they'll come. I'm back and so what happens. Disney just lose revenue because people are leaving and coming back. That's not the kind of when you have a scripture over. She won't be able to be subscribed for life like you don't want cycles of three month customers and then come back this and that it's just like you know you know. They really is a paid. But the reason why we bring this up in the entrepreneur. Life is because as is entrepreneurs. This is going to happen. Competitions part of business is you know especially even if you have something that disrupts the market as much much is a net flicks people come in Nelson and got this really great idea. No one else is doing it. There's no competition and they could be right there. There may not be any competition. But you can't assume that it will always be that way if it's that good of an idea and you have a hold on the market share. Some point people are going to be like wait a minute. They're gonNA wake up and be like oh we gotta do. Is You know you look at Netflix. Netflix is paying Disney And NBC and some of these other companies. A little bit to be able to have those shows on Netflix. So now they're looking like dead. Their stocks rose eighty five hundred eighty five hundred percent percent eight thousand five hundred percent yet whether I want some of that. Yup Well I guess the other thing too is I the reason why we put with is in. There is because it's like like you said like this is going to happen as a small business owner and I don't think I think the wrong I think to wrong reactions to to competition so I'll I'll start off with my own example. Is that when I moved to the city block them on in open a facility disability down there in downtown Boston five years ago when I first open I had four competitors today I have twelve. Which kind of tells you the state of number one the industry that a man number two tells you that there's no market research done uh-huh in some areas but then the other thing too is like it tells you that you know like there's going to be competition and you know you're competing for the same dollar if you think you're competing for the same dollar? You're you're mistaken you're competing for fifty cents and you had to. You GotTa just be careful if you want to compete for the whole dollar then you have to outperform everybody to get that dollar like significantly. You don't have to be a one stop shop but your value has to be tremendously high. You create value. We've talked about it a million a million times and we had a podcast the segment about creating value. How to do so? Go back and listen to that. I think is episode thirty three. Yeah and that's what they're going to have to do here. So what right. So that's the thing is like okay so that so so I was just giving you. The example of how market competition using my example can come into play. And I'm sure for you. I mean I I went went from four to twelve inches my block but for you. I'm sure even bigger than that. You're you're industry. Because you have comp- you have to deal with both companies and individuals