Tag: Resilience

The Economics of Happiness

Exploring how localization might be the key to both environmental sustainability and personal well-being The Economics of Happiness examines the hidden costs of globalization and the benefits of localization For some reason, I'm fascinated with people's "happiness" — what creates it, what diminishes it, and how our economic systems influence our collective sense of well-being. When I first saw the trailer for "The Economics of Happiness," I knew I had to watch the full documentary...

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Political Quotes

Words of wisdom on liberty, freedom, and peace from three iconic American leaders The enduring wisdom of America's most influential voices Throughout American history, our leaders have articulated principles and insights that transcend their own time, speaking to universal values that remain relevant today. Their words continue to inspire, challenge, and guide us as we navigate our own complex world and its challenges. Benjamin Franklin on Liberty and Safety Abraham Lincoln on America's Resilience Ronald...

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Failure: The Secret to Success

Failure: The Secret to Success

How embracing failure drives innovation and breakthrough success There's something profoundly counterintuitive about celebrating failure. Our educational systems, career paths, and social norms often train us to avoid mistakes at all costs. Yet some of the world's most innovative organizations and individuals take a radically different approach—they view failure not as something to be feared, but as an essential component of breakthrough success. The video above offers fascinating insights into Honda's racing philosophy, where failure...

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U.S. Residential Debt Outstanding (1990-2025)

Tracking three decades of American mortgage debt and its impact on the housing market The story of U.S. residential mortgage debt is a reflection of America's economic journey over the past three decades. From the steady growth of the 1990s through the housing bubble and crash of the 2000s to today's post-pandemic reality, mortgage debt tells us about more than just housing—it reveals patterns in consumer behavior, economic policy, and financial resilience. As of Q1...

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