“The future has a way of arriving unannounced.” -George Willl
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Posts Tagged ‘future’
Future Announced
Posted: June 3, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: arriving, future, George Will, unannounced
Big Picture
Posted: May 14, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: Biggest, future, must, picture, possible, see, start, want
“If you want to see the future, you must start with the biggest picture possible.” -Buckminster Fuller
Moving Success
Posted: April 27, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: acts, fears, future, moving, present, Success
“Success is moving from a present that fears to a future that acts.” -James Altucher
“We always underestimate the future.” -Charles F. Kettering
No Idea
Posted: January 26, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: don't, future, how, idea, live, offer, you
“If you don’t offer any idea for how to live in the future, somebody else will.” -Garry Kasparov
Human Drive
Posted: January 15, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: accomplish, build, collective, discover, drive, explore, extraordinary, free, fulfillment, future, human, individual, innate, learn, Learners, ordinary, progress, synthesize
“Free learners accomplish both the ordinary and the extraordinary. By unleashing the innate human drive to explore and discover, to build and synthesize—to learn—we ensure a future of both individual fulfillment and collective progress.” -Kerry McDonald
Borrowing Cost
Posted: October 10, 2018 in DebtTags: borrow, borrowing, capitalism, cost, free, future, higher, house, important, luck, modern, Money, mortgate, note, number, pay, price, rate, risk, Time, treasury
“This number (10-year treasury note) is probably the most important number in modern capitalism. It tells us the ‘risk-free’ price of money… which is to say, it tells us the cost of borrowing money, or more abstractly, the price of the future.
The more you borrow today, the more time you will have to take away from tomorrow to pay it back. Eventually, you run out of time… and out of luck.
To put that in more concrete (or wood and plastic) terms, the higher your mortgage rate… the longer you have to work to pay for your house.” -Bill Bonner
