Jim Carrey, Lavar Burton, Hugo Chavez, Sean Penn, Bill Maher, Ozzie Guillen, Floyd Mayweather, Lil’ Wayne and others all contribute various forms of show fodder for Muthonomics #17. So climb aboard and get ready to explore, among other things, the predictable outcome of democratic socialism, namely, the barbecuing of Mongeese and/or Flamingos at your local …
Playing off the 1990’s SNL skit “Bad Idea Jeans”, I am starting a mini-series called “Bad Idea Genes”, which covers bad ideas being adopted by our culture. The first bad idea I am tackling is “Evidence Free Argumentation”, with ample discussion surrounding Serena Williams and the code violations she was given during the 2018 US …
Episode in which I outline the negative effects (namely, minimum wage laws) of price ceilings, via a quote from Thomas Paine, reminisce about Gremlins and Glo Bugs, rail against “salt baths of dopamine” destroying reason, and question the wisdom of disparaging effort by equating it with failure.
Episode in which I examine basic economic laws of price floors and express my growing distaste for the mentality the Marvel Cinematic Universe promotes.
Having grown up in poverty, I’ve had 20 years to think deeply about its impact on me and have decided to summarize my experiences into five main points. 1) Isolation 2) Despair 3) Grumbling 4) Apathy 5) Fatalism Understanding and accepting these perils have been fundamental in rewiring my brain and have helped me process …
Thoughts on what constitutes a “fakeapreneur” and how to avoid becoming one. (Audio lecture length 39:59)
The negativity associated with the term “Jack of all trades” is resulting in a net loss for the world. As a creative entrepreneur it is vital you overcome the fear of people’s disapproving opinions, and discipline yourself to maximize the greatest scare resource of all – time. (Audio lecture length 19:57)
Ruminating on why the entrepreneurial community is obsessed with becoming something that isn’t even real, tips on how to avoid the temptation to inflate your valuation, and answers to the first question submitted by a Muthonomics listener. (Audio lecture length 30:19)
Incredibly valuable lessons I learned from doing one of the worst chores imaginable as a kid. Warning, this lecture is not for the squeamish or faint of heart. (Audio lecture length 24:17)
Knowing which one you are will provide a tremendous amount of clarity on how you should move forward in your business journey. (Audio lecture length 23:22)