Defined Deviancy Down—meaning behaviors once considered unacceptable have become normalized or tolerated: Quick Read

Corporate Board Meeting: The Structure and Execution

Don’t turn a Board Meeting into a Bored Meeting. Some board meetings meander all over the place, frustrating everyone from the leader to the participants.

Unitrol: The Healing Magic of the Mind

Alfred J. Cantor’s 1965 Blueprint for Mental Mastery and Self Healing

Private Money | Hard Money | Loan Originations | Quick Read

Real property borrowers can access alternative sources of financing to banks and other institutional lenders. The subset, private money lending, is designed for non-bankable or non-traditional loan transactions.

Private Money | Hard Money Overview | Quick Read

A Vital Subset of the Real Estate Lending Industry

Trust Deed and Mortgage Investors-Quick Read

As investors/lenders or private parties who purchase an interest in notes and deeds of trust, you hold a pivotal position in the lending process. The investor’s name appears on the Borrower’s promissory note, deed of trust, and title insurance policy, indicating the ownership interest. You are a lender, a payee, or a beneficiary.

Sports Betting Arrest: What’s Happening Around All the Professional Athlete Sports Betting Arrests?

This is a Very Big Deal in the World of Sports Betting: Investigations are underway, and many other participants will be arrested.

Bite Off More Than You Can Chew: A Modern Idiom Explored

The phrase “bite off more than you can chew” is a vivid idiom that has endured for over a century, maintaining its relevance across generations and contexts. It serves as a cautionary metaphor for overcommitment, unrealistic ambition, and the consequences of taking on more than one can reasonably handle.

Dealing with Sociopaths in the Business World

A sociopath is generally understood as someone with antisocial personality disorder (ASPD), a condition characterized by persistent patterns of disregard for others and social norms.

Regulatory and Law Overreach Enslavement: When Rules Become Shackles-Technical Read

Regulatory and Law overreach enslavement occurs when legal frameworks and administrative rules expand beyond their intended scope, imposing excessive restrictions on individual or business autonomy. This form of captivity is systemically rooted in bureaucracy and compliance mandates rather than brute force.