As many of you may know, this is the period of the year when pilots for TV shows a popping up everywhere like mushrooms, leaked or not. So far, I saw pilots for: - Leverage “A team of Robin Hood-like thieves, hackers, and grifters are out for revenge against those who horde the power” It’s new, entertaining, great. It’s

Calculating Profits & Returns > Calculating Rental Yield :: Investinproperty.com A simple rental yield calculation, Lets say that you purchase a property for £100,000. and you recieve rental income of £500 per month from your tenant. The yield calculation would be as follows: £500 x 12 = £6000 per annum rental income. (6,000 / 100,000) x 100 = 6% Yield So simply

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I’ve had a pretty severe case of writer’s block for this blog. I’ve had some dandy ideas but didn’t quite flesh them out here. In the last couple of months, my eyes have been opened to the power of Social Media, particularly Twitter. At first I thought it was

I received an inspiration for a strategy to implement leverage. It took a couple of days to come up with a name, but I decided to call it the Double Catapult Technique. Here’s How It Works: I’m creating a propulsion system between 6:00AM & 7:00AM and the other hours from Sunday to Friday mornings.

On December 9, 2007, I put up a post entitled “How Uncluttering Applies to Leverage.” I intended to make this the next post, but weather and electricity issues kinda got in the way. Ironically, the articles I wrote regarding the ice storm posts led to an expansion of this blog’s readship. In my quest to add

I said in my previous post that I would write about the metaphoric value of the ice storm which knocked out (and continues to knock out) power to hundreds of thousands in this State. Thankfully, my power came back on Thursday morning. I was without for about 42 hours. The easy metaphor is

I was going to buckle down and put more time into the kitchen, but life slipped me a curve. The power went out in my house on Monday (Dec. 10) about 4:00 PM. I shouldn’t have been shocked because the TV weathermen predicted the ice storm days ago, and it came in

I’ve thought about this one. I instinctively first went to uncluttering when starting ‘Living With Leverage.’ Does clutter necessarily prevent one from being proficient at applying principles of leverage to everyday life and business? Not necessarily. I’m sure there are people that apply leverage, accomplish much, and leave clutter