Essays My Writing
Friendship After 30
Maintaining strong friendships after age 30 is difficult, but with effort from both parties, they can survive and thrive.
Dad's Politics Corner
I Am No Longer a Republican – A Millennial Perspective
Why I no longer belong to a party that embraces the moral decay of this P.T. Barnum of Presidents.
Dad's Politics Corner
Student Loans at 8.5%: A Government Created Crisis
This past Friday, May 25, the Wall Street Journal published an article about an orthodontist who currently has over $1 million in student loan debt. Dr. Mike Meru, the orthodontist, pays over $1,500 per month, but in about two decades, his balance is expected to balloon to $2 million. His Read more…
Essays My Writing
Urban Male – Creams and Colognes
As an urban male, you have to look good. If you are a guy who lives, works, and plays in a city, you need to take care of yourself. Otherwise, nobody will take you seriously, whether that’s at the office, at a bar or restaurant, or most importantly – at Read more…
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The Kid
Silently present, welcome to stay Youngest of all, fortunate today It is great being the kid Expectations are small Cover your mouth with the figurative lid Listen, learn, and you’ll be the best of them all. They invited you in, but you must earn your stay Times passes quickly, Read more…
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Careers – Millennial Movement
I recently interviewed for a job at a large financial institution. The firm was hiring in its Legal and Compliance department due to recent employee attrition in multiple areas. I learned this fact by asking questions I typically ask of prospective employers: “Is this a new position? If not, why Read more…
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On Marriage
It is the most important decision in your life. Yes, your life. Choosing who you want to spend the rest of your life with is not something to take lightly. You want love, sexual energy, companionship, and a strong emotional connection. Finding all of these attributes in one package is Read more…
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A Letter to My 60-Year Old Self
Dear 60, You recently turned 30. We are talking days ago. I am writing to remind you about your 30-year old self and forecast how I envision these next 30 years transpiring. I promise to be blunt. Tell me if I am wrong. First, you have probably discovered by now Read more…