Even BMW has seen the writing on the wall! Big is not always better.
x300 Kawasaki.
Well done for being the first!
Even BMW has seen the writing on the wall! Big is not always better.
x300 Kawasaki.
Well done for being the first!
A few things leapt out at me during a recent interaction: Our business is very dependant on our client’s shut-downs. We typically install and commission during the March-April Easter break and over the December Christmas/New Year period. Oh, and we often do smaller jobs on weekend shutdowns. This company is really good. It’s pensionable age [..Read the full story here..]
Who are all those people on the freeway in the mornings? Come to think of it, at any time of the day? It may be different in your city, but somehow I’d be sceptical if you told me that. People rushing, driving fast, taking stupid risks to gain an ‘advantage’ over their fellow road user. [..Read the full story here..]
Depending on the flock you listen to, breaking free from the corporate cubicle to self employment and entrepreneurship is the only viable path to wealth and contentment. Speaking with those that have done it solicits the common response “It’s hard work but I should have done it years ago. Don’t be afraid. Just do it. [..Read the full story here..]
The goal oriented, forward looking, growth mentality of the modern world is a two-edged sword me thinks. Yes, I enjoy the marvels of the modern world. Technological advances mean we have the potential to a quality of life so far removed from a hundred, even fifty years back, it’s just astounding. But I don’t know [..Read the full story here..]
Freedom – another of life’s paradoxes. The freedom we’re talking of here assumes that you haven’t been captured by Somali pirates and you are living in a democratic, law-abiding, civilised society. Barring physical incarceration, the term freedom strikes me as being similar to another of life’s seemingly obvious but extremely hard to define terms – [..Read the full story here..]
When we’re young our perception of time as a linear, even flat-line, progression has us believing in our own immortality. As we get older we begin to realise that time is actually an exponential race to the end, ones latter years ever-accelerating toward the finish line. And all the while our health, our vitality, our [..Read the full story here..]
Life becomes interesting when theory turns to practice! It’s one thing to have an FU-Fund, hidden away in a financial institution somewhere, purely represented as numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s quite another to actually be deep into the process of cashing it in, preparing for a period of unemployment sabbatical from January 2018. I’m doing [..Read the full story here..]
Another R500 supper at the local Steakhouse is behind us. The ribs were superb but it has to stop for several reasons. Firstly; there is no real value at R500 for only two people. It’s just a waste. Secondly; with no salary or cash coming in the door it makes sense to cut back on [..Read the full story here..]
What does the future hold? In many ways, the general trajectory of possible outcomes is known. For example, if you don’t add some kind of value in exchange for cash, chances are good you’ll end up living under a bridge. Or, if you commit a crime, chances are you’ll end up serving time. But, those [..Read the full story here..]