Wednesday, August 29, 2018

I Call This Movement: Adapt & Thrive

How Does Jeff Bezos Measure High Intelligence? He Revealed The One Determining Factor He Looks For

According to Jeff Bezos, the smartest people in the world are simply the ones who know how to adapt the best. Yep, to be considered “highly intelligent” by the world’s richest man, that’s all it takes; adapting.

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I Wouldn't Mind Rockin' This Time Piece

Tissot PRS 516 



This is a contemporary take on a racing-inspired Tissot from the 1960s. Tissot Swiss chronographs come in a wide variety of styles, some with automatic movements and a clear caseback to show them off, some with quartz. 44mm, starting at $625 and up.

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Never, Ever Forget


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Know Your Target Audience


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So You Want To Work In The Automotive Field


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Friday, August 24, 2018

For The GT-R Owner Who Has Everything

Nissan Commemorates GT-R With Watch That Costs More Than a GT-R

If you're in Japan, you can custom order a Grand Seiko chronograph inspired by the Italdesign GT-R50 today. Starting price? $178,000.


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A Damn Good Question


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Some Good, Simple Advice

Entrepreneur Greg Mondshein Discusses The One Personal Challenge That Made Everything In Business Seem Like No Big Deal

What is the most actionable piece of advice you would give someone trying to get into this type of business or any entrepreneurial endeavor?

Just do things. Try not to overanalyze. Take action. Move forward. You’ll make mistakes, but at the end of the day, you’ll be further down the field than your competitors.

What is the biggest mistake that you’ve made during your journey that you would warn others about?

Forecasting conservatively versus planning for success.

From an accounting perspective, it makes sense, but you have to stop to ask yourself every so often ‘what happens if this works?’

This accomplishes a few things – first and foremost the mental impact of envisioning your success does a wonder on your psyche.

Second, going through this exercise enables you to ensure you have process, staff, and resources in place when you inevitably smash your goals.

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No Risk, No Reward


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Well Done


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Friday, August 17, 2018

A Piece Of Heaven On Earth Has A New Owner

Volvo's and Lotus' owners just bought a Utah racetrack 

Expansive Utah Motorsports Campus covers 511 acres


Chinese automaker Geely, owner of Volvo and Lotus, continues to expand on a global scale. After an announcement earlier this week that it has invested in building "supersonic trains" in its home country, the company also officially confirmed the purchase of the Utah Motorsports Campus.

The Utah Motorsports Campus, located west of Salt Lake City and just south of the Great Salt Lake, is a massive automotive dreamland. Totaling 511 acres, it includes an adjustable 4.4-mile road track, a 0.9-mile configurable kart track, an off-road course, a rock-crawling course, and a rallycross track. It also includes numerous buildings suitable for race teams and garages, all with a gorgeous background of snowcapped mountains.

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I'm A Bit Suprised By The Amount

Want To Be Part Of The World’s One-Percent? Here’s How Much Money You Need To Have 

According to Credit Suisse Research Institute’s 2018 Global Wealth Report, you need to have a net worth of $871,320 USD.

Less than you thought, or more?

Using that number, there are over 19 million Americans who are members of the One-Percent club. And no other country is even close, as China comes in second on that list with 4.2 million people.

The report also revealed some other very interesting financial numbers.

• There are 42 million millionaires worldwide.
• The average wealth per adult in 2018 was $63,100.
• A net worth of $93,170 will put you in the top 10 percent worldwide.
• To be in the top half worldwide, you need a net worth of just $4,210.
• Global wealth increased by $14 trillionlast year.
• Global wealth in 2018 reached $317 trillion.
• Global wealth is projected to rise by nearly 26 percent over the next five years.
• China is now clearly established in second place in the world’s wealth hierarchy.
• Switzerland ($530,240) is the wealthiest country, based on wealth per adult.
• Australia ($411,060) and the United States ($403,970) are second and third on the list.
• Australia ($191,450) was the highest, followed by Switzerland ($183,340) using median wealth per adult.

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I See What You Did There


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