Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki explained a very interesting concept he calls the “Cash Flow Quadrant.” He says that there is a thin line between the rich and the poor – those on the left side of the quadrant work for money because they need security. While those …
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Laura has put in tens of thousands of hours over twenty years to help people make career transitions and improve their lives. Through her coaching company, books, corporate and civic speeches and her media appearances on such shows as The Oprah Winfrey show, CBS This Morning, GMA, The Today show …
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As the lights dim in the opulent 300-seat theater at the North Carolina Museum of History, anticipation stirs the air for the North Carolina premiere of Box Brown: A Box Marked Freedom. Scheduled for 3:00 PM on Friday, May 10, this screening is not just a premiere but a grand …
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It is often said that Bitcoin allows anyone to be their own bank. If you know anything about Bitcoin’s ethos and underlying tech, you’ve likely heard of this concept before. But do you know exactly how that works and why Bitcoin is more suitable as a store of value than …
Read More »Crystal Hefner was just 21-years-old when she first met late Playboy founder Hugh Hefner at a Halloween party back in 2008 – the night that she admits “changed her life forever”. Soon after, Crystal (née Harris) was asked by Hef to move into the $(AU)150million Playboy mansion, a Gothic-Tudor mansion …
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For the past decade, the abbreviations AML and KYC have become an inextricable part of our lives. To help law enforcement track illegal funds, an increasingly constraining set of anti-money-laundering measures is being implemented across the globe. For the past two decades, it has involved extensive know-your-customer obligations for financial …
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The 2024 edition of the Berlinale continues to generate heated debate around Israel‘s war in Gaza, with out-going Berlin festival artistic director Carlo Chatrian defending the Feb. 24 closing awards show speeches against mounting criticism from German politicians and media. “This year’s festival was a place for dialogue and exchange …
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To quote a famous lyric from the musical Hamilton, immigrants get the job done. That message seems to be getting lost in the current wave of anti-immigrant sentiment sweeping the nation, if not the world. But it receives a timely reminder in Cabrini, the new drama about Francesca Cabrini, the …
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Bob Marley – Freedom Road is a documentary film that delves deep into the life and works of the iconic reggae star. It features interviews and archival footage featuring Marley as it portrays the various facets of his life. Here’s how you can watch and stream Bob Marley – Freedom …
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Over two hundred bitcoiners descended on Uvita from January 18th – 20th which is a popular seaside spot in Costa Rica. The Bitcoin Freedom Festival was billed as a spiritual gathering for those who celebrate freedom money, nature and sovereignty. What many bitcoiners are still discovering about this beautiful place …
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Hundreds of millions of Africans face two problems holding them back from progress: 600 million lack electricity, while virtually all 1.4 billion people on the continent lack high-quality currency. Compare this to the US, Northern Europe, or Japan, where nearly everyone has access to consistent, affordable power and a widely-accepted …
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Manhwa initially originated in South Korea but shares stark similarities with manga. However, that doesn’t imply that Manhwa doesn’t have its charm. With engaging narrative and immersive characters, it captivates audiences with its stellar visuals and constantly growing fanbase. Manhwa has several genres similar to manga. This ranges from quick-paced …
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