They say, “Time heals all wounds.” That may be true, but time does something much more fascinating – it creates something very large from something very little. It’s called “compound interest,” and Ben Franklin knew all about it. He just wasn’t sure everyone else did. So, ever the scientist that he was, he created an experiment – a 200-year experiment. Discover what it was in this week’s Carosa Commentary “A Piece of Ben Franklin’s Wisdom You May Not Know.”
Related Articles
-
Here’s How to Get the Latest… on Everything
We all dream of looking into a crystal ball and see the future before it happens. Of course, that’s...
-
Was This Written 50 Years Too Early or 50 Years Too Late?
I took a walk down memory lane and what did I discover? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Was This...
-
Life in the Pit (Part II)
If you’ve read “Life in the Pit (Part I),” you know we did that nasty things all author’s do...
-
You’ll Turn to Stone Once You Realize Your Sales Pitch Inadvertently Contains this Common Mistake
As happens so often in life, our good intentions end up delivering to us the exact opposite of our...
-
A Bothersome Burden Has Just Been Lifted From My Shoulders, Did You Just Get the Same Feeling?
It’s the simple things in life that, once removed, bring greater understanding to what we value. When we reflect,...
-
This is How the Greater Western New York Region Should Respond If Amazon Picks Another Option
There’s a traditional question you always ask candidates: “Can you accomplish what you want to accomplish without being elected?”...
-
My Life With AI—Part II: The Search For The Holy Grail
There was a rush by Fortune 500 firms to create so-called expert systems in the 1980s. Why did these...
-
To The Class of 2020
“Things sure turned out different,” laments Roy Hobbs in The Natural. He expected to zig and life threw him...
