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I'm like a football coach who is under pressure to score more goals – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday likened himself to a football coach who is under pressure to score more goals at this sensitive stage of his administration.
Jonathan said this yesterday at the swearing in of two new ministers into the Federal Executive council.
He likened the introduction of the new ministers, Chinedu Osita Nebo (Enugu) and Kabiru Tanimu Turaki (Kebbi) midway into his government to changes made by a football coach in a game charged them to justify their introduction by bringing about changes in their various ministries.
President Goodluck Jonathan admonished the new ministers to be hard working, adding that Nigerians would judge his coaching abilities by the new innovations they bring into the federal cabinet.
According to him, "We are admitting two new ministers into our fold. From the profile we have heard about them they are eminently qualified to serve this country at all levels. If it is in politics they are eminently qualified to serve as councilors up to the president of the Federal Republic by their antecedents.
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"One thing I believe is that you will succeed but to me it is a big challenge to me and you because if a coach of a football team sends his 11 players and decide to make changes getting close to half time then he knows that there may be weaknesses in some areas and he is bringing people to strengthen the team to make sure they score goals.
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"Just like when the coach introduces a new player, sometimes 10 minutes to the end of the game and you are introduced to the field they expect you to score the next goal.
"So you are welcome on board you will be formerly inaugurated again on Wednesday when we will have the FEC meeting. You will get your letter from the SGF and I assigned you to where we think you will serve this great country. Congratulations".
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However, some financial analysts are of the opinion that dividend policy is irrelevant since it does not change the value of the firm. Investors can adjust the investment portfolios when if their preference is a steady source of income hence they can invest in bonds where the interest payments are certain rather than investing in common stocks where the dividend payments fluctuate (Copeland and Weston 1988). Another argument of the opponents of dividend payment is that taxation of dividends is higher hence capital gains are more preferable by investors (Damodaran 1997). They propose that the firm should reinvest the earnings which will ultimately increase the value of the firm hence increasing the share value. The firm should utilize its earnings in undertaking more investment projects, repurchasing the common stock and acquiring more profitable companies thus increasing the market value of the common stock (Damodaran 1997). Question one: Practical considerations which are likely to influence a firm's Dividend policy Dividend decisions are important in the corporate financial policy since they determine the availability and the cost of capital. In making the dividend policy, the firm is faced by the question of how much to pay as dividends. ...
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In Molsheim, Alsace, in the heart of the winery, is the elegant building from the 19th century with a romantic flair. Discover the Apart-hotel concept represented by the Villa Diana. A guest house which combines ancient charm and modern decor. The rooms vary between 20 and 45m2, furnished and equipped with modern amenities, including kitchenette. This is the ideal place to discover the Alsace and all it has to offer. And for even more comfort you may use the Wellness Area of the Hotel Diana Restaurant & Spa.
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Discussion in 'Star Trek Movies: Kelvin Universe' started by Kaych, Nov 28, 2008.
Not the Jericho missile, but the Jericho Photon Torpedo.
Just as odd as Mel Gibson playing American characters, but Im guessing your more bothered that if he speaks with an Aussie accent that means Kirk has an Australian heritage and not just an American one?
Nah - I think it's because H&A is such a low budget, piss poor show(I am qualified to say that because I actually watched it for a while)and the acting is all terrible. The thought that somebody from that dreck was deemed worthy of being in a $150m tent pole film kinda boggles my mind. Plus he will just always be Kim to me from that show.
Also, how can I say, he is NOT a very good actor and I am getting ready to cringe when he is onscreen.
Oh and edited to add - Gibson actually IS an American. He was born there but raised in Oz. I remember even seeing his dad on a quiz show here in the early '80's and he spoke with a thick Yank accent.
Cant argue with you there, my girlfriends mum watches it along with all the other popular soaps in the UK...so I know where your coming from.
Hopefully the acting is so bad because its a soap meaning he can actually act...wont know untill we see some footage I guess (I really cant remember who he is anyway)
I did not know that, I just remember reading about Gibson talking about being an Australian, mayb it was just about growing up there.
I thought the same thing about the guy from H&A - he doesn't seem capable of acting his way out of a paper bag.
Did the web site give any ships specs in terms of size Saucer dia? it looks like the saucer could be very wide.
No, no, the Hollywood rules are that all brown skinned people are interchangable as are all Asians. That's why Korean Cho is playing Japanese Sulu.
Then again Mr. Mom went on to become Batman and the guy from Bosom Buddies went on to lead the squad in Saving Private Ryan so maybe there's hope.
It was never established that Sulu was Japanese. In fact, the TOS Writer's Bible suggests that Sulu had mixed southeast Asian ancestry, including the Philippines. Sulu isn't a (current) Japanese surname, but the Sulu Sea is in the southwestern Philippines. But for all we know, Sulu really is Korean, and now is the first time that he is being played by an actor with the same ethnicity.
On it's face, it looks sort of racist, but when I think about it, it's not really all that bad. Being black and American, if I was an actor and someone wanted me to play a black Frenchman, or Australian, or Congolese, or Haitian, is it all that bad?
For major roles, not at all. If Harry Kim is Korean, and the best person to play him is Chinese, then that's fine.
But for minor roles, I'm not opposed to tinkering the character to fit the actor if it doesn't detract from the role. Robau probably could have been from Uzbekistan, and it wouldn't make a difference.
Come to think of it....we need more Uzbek captains in Star Trek...
Zooming in on the hanger area, it appears that the hanger deck extends almost the entire length of the nacelle.
That seems a bit overkill for a ship of this size. Though it could all depend on what the original design intent - per the types of missions the Kelvin is designated for.
If by "nacelle" you mean the secondary hull, then yes. The nacelle (noun: a separate streamlined enclosure on an aircraft that houses an engine) is below the saucer.
Very cool stuff. It's such a tease though! You can barely see any of the uniforms and just a small amount of the bridge. The alien looks freaking sweet.
Not odd at all, really, since Mel *is* American (as is Susan Lucci).
(seriously. Mel was born and raised in Peekskill, New York. You can look it up.)
Might the similarity in the appearance of the Kelvin Capt. serving with George Kirk and Nero have something to do with the plot, I think that would be a rather interesting plotline.
All bald guys look alike to you?
Someone already pointed that out, New Yorker till his family moved to Oz when he was 12, wonder if he would say he was American or Australian, or a bit of both...its like British born people moving to Canada (like my Dads Aunt) and calling themselves Canadian.
A bit more on topic now, someone else posted this too, Im wondering if the uniforms Robau and Kirk are wearing are the same ones leaked sometime last year, the grey ones (could look blue)...now they had a slightly different take on the delta shield and have been linked to the Academy photos. However its possible, that if the SF logo is the Enterprise one in this flick, that this would be an older version of that logo, just a thought.
Well, yeah. Damn baldies.
That Monchezkean is definitely well-realized, or at least seems to be. Just seems a bit bizarre to have such an overwhelmingly alien character as a member of Starfleet so far back in the timeline (I know, I know ... "WHICH" timeline are we really seeing?)
Also seems to be just another attempt at some Star Wars-ification of this brand of Abrams Trek. Throw in aliens to make the Starfleet universe seem more far-reaching. Then again, maybe its too soon to tell. After all, I remember some of those ridiculous alien designs from the later TOS movies, especially one that looked sorta like a giant marshmallow head!
Oh well, only 5+ more months ...
What would you prefer? That we went back to the "man with chicken mcnugget stuck to his head" look?
On the other hand, I always thought it was odd that a Federation made up of so many different worlds had Starships that had crews that were almost entirley human.
Of course the real reason for this is the fact that TOS didn't have a large enough budget to include too many aliens. If money were no object, I'm sure that Gene Roddenberry would have had a "alien-looking" aliens as part of the crew (more alien-looking than Spock).
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Time to have your battery and altenator tested. Most autozone stores have a machine that can test the car for free. Batteries have an average life span of 3 to 5 years.
Most likely a worn out alternator. HTH. -Jim
Fist thing to check is the serpentine belt and it's tensioner. If they're alright, check alt output.
Most often with the older modals your tensionor for the belt wares out and then falls to peices and you loose the belt. If you have not replaced your serpentine pulleys and tensioner in over 90,000 km do so now its cheaper then blowing a belt and damaged other parts of the car. But likely suspect is the alternator regulator has probably worn out at this age in its millage. So replacement of that is the most likely repair. Would be good to replace the battery at the same time at your local audi or vw dealer at the same time.
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Inspiring lessons from the 'not truly Malaysian' saga
I had more Chinese and Indian friends than I had Malay friends during my primary school years. There were 5 Joannes in my class; with different versions of the name : Jo Ann, Joanna and Joanne amongst others. The Siti, Nur and Aida were few and far in between.
I lived in a house fronting a very busy main road, that my father managed to buy relatively cheap because it was a definite 'hen dao mei '(bad luck). Not only was it No 4 (which incidentally is my favourite number!), it was exactly in front of a junction and my, that spot had witnessed many an accident in those days. The previous owner had sold it off in a jiffy.
My friends and I used to play galah panjang and batu seremban together during recess. They taught me a smattering of Hokkien and Mandarin and I used to sing along to the gay tune of .."In the city of Penang...."
I remember fondly too, a tall gangly Malay girl and a tiny, nimble Indian girl who would fight it out in the 100 metre dash while the rest of us brought up the rear, straggling past the line, one by one.
We had a very 'sui' (pretty), slender, Eurasian girl in our group as well. Once, she got injured during our rough and tumble play. Her dad came to bring her home but neither did we nor the teachers got ticked off. Those were the good ol' days.
My sister was the first to wear the tudung in secondary school. Ever the mischief, I used to lead my friends and boo her when she passed by. 'Botakhead' was our favourite taunt. Then, came my turn to wear the tudung in Standard Five.
I did look awkward in it while wearing my Brownies uniform but no one dared to tease me then. I was the teachers' pet, you see. The majority of teachers were non Malays. I was a prefect and the assistant head girl in Standard 6. We were one big happy Malaysian family. I neither felt intimidated nor discriminated for trying to be a practising Malay Muslim. And then I left for an all girls boarding school.
During my secondary school stint, my favourite teachers were also non Malays. We had an extremely sweet, soft spoken Mrs. Sarojini for English who still sent me aerogrammes (now probably an extinct species) when I went abroad. The letters stopped coming when she passed away due to cancer.
Mr Tan, as Chinese as they come, used to confuse me during Physics but I never slept in class after he perfected his 'chalk throwing at nodding heads' technique. It was probably due to that that I managed to squeak through an A for SPM.
In view of the vibrant and flourishing Muslim community in England, the English were very accommodating and receptive to Malaysian Muslims. I remember fondly an immensely charming, half French surgeon who would dish out less charming expletives in both French and English when things were not going his way.
However, he had no problems with me donning a headscarf nor wearing long sleeves in OT, as I would then gown up properly for the operation. He even allowed me, a fourth year medical student, with dirt still behind her ears, to scrub up with him for his varicose vein and hernia operations. He is one of those inspiring teachers that I have talked about.
Back then, I felt safe during the five mile trek home on foot from the railway station after the occasional trips out of Manchester. With my hijab, I know that I am perceived as a chaste, practising Muslim and had nothing to fear nor would I invite any untoward attention. Mind, this was way long before 9/11 and the recent Paris attacks.
Back in Malaysia, I have had my share of good and bad experiences in my working career. My best friends and worst foes are both non Malays. My good buddy is a tall, suave, Sikh gynaecologist who voted for PAS in the recent elections.
I was inspired to pursue my Masters training by a few non Malay consultants. Among them, one enjoyed watching Islamic programmes on television while another quietly admitted to being a fan of the revered Allahyarham Tuan Guru Dato' Bentara Setia Haji Nik Aziz Nik Mat.
I enjoyed the early years of my training in this busy, bustling hospital although I was heavily pregnant, with at times, five eod (every other day) calls. It was the norm to eat lunch at 5 o'clock after my working hours were over and going back home at 8 or 9 at night after finishing OT.
Occasionally, my Indian specialist would drop me off work instead of walking home as was my usual routine, since it was already late and my husband was using our only car outstation. Back then, our starting salary was less than RM2000.
I truly miss the camaraderie we shared then, whereby the more senior registrars would bear the brunt of scolding from the consultants and I, as the youngest in the brood, was spared the verbal onslaught.
And I never once, even before as a young house officer, or later as a medical officer, ever brought in my husband or my father to argue on my behalf for any injustice that I felt had been done towards me. This happens once every so often nowadays with the newer generation of doctors. Perform well, and you will never have the opportunity to be reprimanded.
Thus, in my humble and limited experience, I can only deduce that the problems we have with regards to racial, religious and political disharmony in this country boils down to just three simple things: ignorance, egoistic or being selfish and greed.
We may fear and hate other people from different races, religions and denominations because we never bothered to talk to them, let alone find out about them and their religion.
Not long ago, a Malaysian Chinese activist made known on social media his findings of a small survey that the current generation of Chinese youths had minimal interaction and very few non-Chinese contacts outside their circle of Chinese friends.
This is probably why hudud and the syariah laws are misunderstood and feared, made worse by race oriented political parties who raise opposition, citing the rights of Malaysian citizens under the Malaysian law.
What rights are you talking about now, when reassurance has been given that these sacred laws will only be applicable to Muslims?
What about the Muslims' rights to be governed by their religious laws? And you talk about justice and prosperity for all.
Do non Muslims know that if we have been judged and punishment meted out in this world, we are deemed sin free and need not be punished anymore in the Hereafter?
Please don't tell me that you would not care less. Are you so selfish then that you wish to begrudge us this sacred lifeline?
It is an accepted fact that Muslim females of age who bare parts of their hair or body that should otherwise be covered, bear the brunt of hellfire according to Islam. For God fearing Muslim women, we try our best to adhere to this.
Greed comes in many shapes and sizes. Envious because another is rich and successful and we are not. So selfish that only employees of a certain race, religion, political affiliation and even rank, climb up the ladder of management not because of their merits but because of these other considerations. Similarly, reprimand the nurse, but never the doctor who also wears long sleeves.
Greedy because we wish that only our race or kin be happy, healthy, wealthy and knowledgeable at the expense of others. We even try to deny or take possession of other people's fortunes or standing.
This is 'hasad' as mentioned in the Holy Quran in the 113th Surah al Falaq (translated):
1. 'Say: I seek refuge with Allah, the Lord of the daybreak.'
2. 'From the evil of what He has created,
3. 'And from the evil of the darkening (night) as it comes with its darkness,
4. 'And from the evil of those who practise witchcraft when they blow in the knots,
5. 'And from the evil of the envier when he envies.'
Hasad has varying degrees; among which is one envies another to a degree that he covets what belongs to the other.
What is permissible in Islam is ghibtah, or being envious of another's fortunes which inspire them to strive harder to achieve similar success. But not ill wishing another nor scheme for that fortune to be taken away from them.
Ghibtah is permissible and discussed at great length by Islamic scholars. Muslim children learn this value at a young age; whether we practise it or not is altogether a different matter.
As professionals and especially practising Muslim professionals, we should condemn this and never agree to such blatant discrimination.
Allah SWT says in the Quran in Chapter 8 Surah Al Maidah, verse 8 (translated);
"O ye who believe! Stand out firmly for Allah, as witnesses for fair dealing, and let not the hatred of others to you make you swerve to wrong and depart from justice. Be just, that is next to piety, and fear Allah. For Allah is well acquainted with all that ye do."
So, what are the solutions to this great calamity that has befallen our nation, which used to be so harmonious decades ago?
One, adhere to a common national language policy. Empower it, speak it, write it, sing it, make a reality tv programme out of it and ensure that all citizens from all walks of life, ages and ranks speak the language well. For the heck of it, spend RM2.6 billion on this 'not Felda Global' venture.
Time and again, I have come across Malaysian patients, both young and old just shaking their heads while saying 'tatau cakap'. Aren't you ashamed to call yourself Malaysians while at the same time you demand your rights as a Malaysian citizen similar to a bumiputera Sabahan who speaks the language fluently, albeit with their lovely slang 'mbah'.
Our neighbouring country, Indonesia has more than 18,000 islands, with its people spread out and inhabiting 6,000 of those islands. Did you know that a staggering 737 languages are spoken in this huge nation but they can still empower their Bahasa Indonesia?
The same goes for Thailand up north, whose people uphold the national language. Surprisingly, Malaysians who like to spout 'Malaysia Boleh' and attempt all sorts to get into that Malaysia Book of Records, all of a sudden, can't perform in this particular instance. Instead, they choose to 'anyoung haseyo' and 'sarang hae' and eat kimchi. Korean wave, my foot.
And these are the people who look down on the wave of foreigners flooding our shores and demand them to go home when these foreigners can pick up the language after just a few months. I feel ashamed for having to say this outright.
Don't get me wrong. I too, am worried about this influx of legal and illegal immigrants. I work in a hospital remember, I see and treat them everyday.
Second, there should be more integration of all races from early childhood. I understand that our SJK (C) and SJK (T) schools are here to stay, and I have nothing against these schools or our Sekolah Agama Rakyat. But this is where multiracial children who should actually be playing together, instead congregate among their own races and keep within their circle of friends.
I don't care two hoots about the numerous festivals held to promote tourism in the country; whereby Malaysia is being portrayed as an excellent blend of races, cultures and even biodiversity.
We get a medley of people of all races dancing to several different tunes, swirls of beautiful colours and costumes on Merdeka Day celebrations and foreigners oohing and aahing away, admiring the harmony. On the ground and in reality though, certain groups of the population still resist change and prefer to remain in their comfort zones.
BERSIH sort of changed that for a while but old habits die hard. I tested this out a few weeks ago while laboriously waiting at the JPJ office to renew my driving license.
I tried earnestly to strike up a conversation with a Chinese guy my age beside me, but I only managed to gather that he came all the way from Kepong with his friend and he had waited for two hours. My attempt at further conversation felt strained and I gave up after some time.
I would probably have made better progress with a baseball cap wearing African American youth or a Scottish grandfather than my fellow citizen!
Having said that, I have met several friendly Chinese pensioners during trips to Malacca. The elderly couples frequenting my neighbourhood for early morning walks were friendly and always had a greeting for us. People working for big, established companies and the government sector with a good mix of races also interact well together.
There is probably still hope then. It is the younger generation that I am worried about, who have dealings with others mostly via social media, pursue their own business ventures and remain within their own circle of familiar and similar faces.
Thirdly, Islamic institutions should be more open and encourage interest and questions from both Muslims and non Muslims. Mosques for example, in their quest for attracting Muslim youths should also open their doors to non Muslims. I mean, why not organize those 'Hari Bertemu Pelanggan' commonly practised by government agencies, especially catering to the non Muslims?
Hold a drive and welcome trips of school children from national schools and your SJKs. Let them see how prayers are performed, allow Muslim children to act out friday prayers and hold sermons for their non Muslim friends to appreciate. You can even have plays depicting the hajj, complete with the ihram.
Let them listen to recitations of the Holy Quran along with their translations, and send them home with little trinklets of Islamic sayings or other souvenirs.
Invite non Muslim friends to witness the 'Qorban', join in Iftar in the evenings and Sahur in the early mornings.
I have seen some non Muslims from other countries take up Khat writing as a hobby. They even come all the way to Malaysia to enter Khat competitions. Have we done enough in our own country to educate the non Muslims about Islam? Not to convert them to Islam but to enhance their understanding of the religion.
I think we have held more than enough Musabaqah Al Quran annually, but even Muslims seem to drift further away from the religion and the teachings of the Quran. Maybe we should rethink how we do things in this country. Surely, we should vote in a new leadership to initiate changes.
If the current government can promote the brand 1Malaysia, KR1M, Klinik 1 Malaysia, BR1M etc, they can jolly well promote Hudud1Malaysia as well, right? 2.6 billion should be more than enough to organize a drive, promote it on television and radio, enact case scenarios and blast it on the social media just like how they are cramming 1Malaysia down our throats.
If there is a will, there is a way. But for the current government of the day and certain sections of the community, there is no political will.
I rest my case.
Being a doctor, and not a political science graduate, I have run out of ideas in my quest to see a 'TRULY MALAYSIA' nation. But the desire to see this become a reality burns strongly within.
So, why not everyone chip in and jump onto our MyHackathon bandwagon scheduled this 19th and 20th of December and ferment this idea some more? Non Muslims are truly, warmly welcomed for the betterment of our future.
Fellow Malaysians, in this melting pot of nation that we call Malaysia, I truly believe that those values called decency, goodwill, accountability, unity, respect, acceptance and loving fellow citizens no matter who they are, still exist deep within our hearts.
Despite all odds, it is just a matter of time before it spills over.
P.S. During my morning rounds, I met this lovely Sabahan lady who claims to be from the Cocos tribe. Apparently, their descendants migrated from Australia and married the local people. Sigh, I am also guilty of ignorance. She told me that there had been a documentary about her tribe on television before. Fancy that. Maybe I should watch more television.
Dr. Nabilah is a medical doctor and a loyal Malaysian citizen who believes that Islam is the way forward for this beloved nation. She is an IPRO (Persatuan Graduan UK dan Eire) member and remains istiqamah with PAS.
*Editor's note: This article was written in the middle of last month (December 2015).


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From America's most trusted financial advisor comes a comprehensive guide to a new and utterly sane financial choice. In Die Broke, you'll learn that life is a game where the loser gives his money to Uncle Sam at the end. There are four steps to the process:
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From America's most trusted financial advisor comes a comprehensive guide to a new and utterly sane financial choice. In Die Broke, you'll learn that life is a game where the loser gives his money to Uncle Sam at the end. There are four steps to the process:
No, don't tell your boss to shove it...at least not out loud. But in your head accept that from this day on you're a free agent whose number one workplace priority is your personal bottom line.
You should be as conscious of spending as you are of saving. Credit should be a rarely used tool for those few times (buying homes and cars) when paying cash is impossible.
Your work life should be a journey up and down hills, rather than a climb up a sheer cliff that ends with a jump into the abyss.
It sounds terrifying, the one intolerable outcome to your financial life. And yet, in truth, dying broke might be your best option for a life without fear: fear of failure and privation now, fear of impoverishment in the long run.
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Die Broke
A Radical Four-Part Financial Plan
What's wrong with dying broke? What good will money do you when you're dead? Isn't there something ironic about hoarding money for a time when you can't spend it? But what about your family, you worry; how will they get by? Well, why can't you take care of them when you're alive? Isn't it daft for them to have to wait for your death to be taken care of? Okay, you say, but what about those images of poverty the concept instantly brought to mind. You just can't shake them. Don't. In fact, look at them really closely. There's something very important about them you need to focus on. They're from the past.
Stop Living in the Past
Are you living in Victorian England? Does your hometown look like Bedford Falls? Of course not. You're about to enter the twenty-first century. Your home, regardless of where it's located, is probably closer to that of the Jetsons than that of the Cratchits. Yet the images of financial ruin that instantly spring to your mind are from the turn of the prior century. That's because your entire approach to money and career, and much of your approach to life, is based on principles and beliefs that sprung from the experiences of the past.Your fear of dying broke is an early-twentieth-century fear carried forward to a twenty-first-century life.
Rather than running your twenty-first-century life by up-to-date rules, you're using outdated nineteenth- and twentieth-century ones. You're taking practices designed to deal with the shift from an agrarian to an industrialized society and trying to make them fit the shift to an information world. You're following financial patterns sketched out in the Great Depression at a time when the Dow Jones is over 7,000. You're managing your career based on advice formulated when every man still wore garters to hold up his socks and the only women in the corporate world were in the secretarial pool. And you're still running your life as if your family looked and lived like the Cleavers. That's why you're experiencing an overwhelming sense of uncertainty, insecurity, and fear.
You're Not Alone
I can make these generalizations about your feelings because I speak with people like you every day. I'm a financial and legal consultant on New York City's Upper East Side. Most of my clients are baby boomers from what used to be called the upper middle class. While only a few of them would have felt at home in Tom Wolfe's Bonfire of the Vanities, almost all of them aspired to be masters of the universe in the 1980s. Today they have combined incomes of well over $150,000, live in apartment buildings with doormen or rural homes on more than an acre of land, take European vacations, go out to Thai restaurants, shop at Barney's, and buy wine by the case. They belong to health clubs and send their kids to after-school programs. They grind their own coffee beans.
While there are some uniquely New York elements to my clients' personas, they're just like lots of other successful baby boomers . . . including you. They've succeeded in acquiring more possessions and experiences than their parents had at their age. They hold down decision-making and policy-setting positions in corporations, are running their own successful small companies, or have made a name for themselves in a competitive creative field. At work they have staffs and personal assistants. They read The Wall Street Journal. They have accountants to prepare their taxes, therapists to help them with their psyches, nutritionists to help them with their diets, and personal trainers to help them build up their pecs.
And they have me to help them with their fears. In fact, on the conference table I use for an office desk there's a name plaque--a gift from a grateful client--that reads "Stephen Pollan: Professional Fear Remover."
I really am an expert on fear. Not the life-threatening kind, but the gnawing doubt kind; the kind these people are feeling; the kind you're currently feeling.
For more than two decades I've been very successful at helping people solve their problems and achieve their goals. Much of my practice deals with traditional legal matters, like real estate transactions, wills, divorces, business negotiations, and workplace issues. But what makes my practice different is that I see these problems as elements of a much larger project: the Business of Living. I try to put my clients' financial, legal, and career problems in the context of their entire lives, and help them draft "life plans" tying all these elements together into a cohesive whole. I spend much of the time empowering clients by providing the kind of advice and backup they need to overcome their fears. Basically, I teach them the rules for succeeding in the Business of Living.
And my clients are very good at following rules. You probably are too. For all their rebelliousness, boomers are excellent at following rules. After all, they've been achievers all their lives, and to achieve you've got to follow the rules. My clients learned the education rules and won one or more degrees. Most learned the career rules and landed good jobs and climbed the corporate ladder, sometimes making larger salaries than their fathers ever could have dreamed of. Die Broke
A Radical Four-Part Financial Plan. Copyright © by Stephen Pollan. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
Meet the Author
Stephen M. Pollan, one of America's most trusted and admired financial advisors, is the author of more than a dozen books, including the national bestseller Die Broke. He presently lives in New York City and Litchfield County, Connecticut, with his wife, Corky, and in close proximity to his four children and nine grandchildren.
Mark Levine has been Stephen Pollan's collaborator for sixteen years. He lives in Ithaca, New York, with his wife, Deirdre, and his Newfoundland, Molly.
Mark Levine has been Stephen Pollan's collaborator for more than eighteen years. Together they have authored numerous books, including the national bestsellers Lifescripts, Live Rich, and Die Broke, and most recently, Second Acts. They have been nominated for three National Magazine Awards.
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