“Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world.” ~Howard Zinn
Have you ever experienced an unexpected act of kindness that completely changed your day?
I have, and I sincerely hope you have too.
Please pause …
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Having belief in yourself is essential to success and happiness. Your self-belief impacts how you think and feel. And the quality of your thoughts and feelings determines the quality of your life. Also, the more you believe in yourself and your abilities, the more you will try out in life. But self-belief is also crucial […]
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Scholarships are the perfect opportunity for STEM businesses to offer financial support to students who need help paying for college.
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“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.” ~Lao Tzu
While this Lao Tzu quote may sound familiar, I recently learned there is a second portion of that quote that often gets omitted.
“When the student is truly ready…the …
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In search of the most transcendent solution to “the problem of being alive in a deeply flawed yet stubbornly beautiful world.”
Have you ever thought about what mindset you need to achieve success? Do you wonder what secret recipe you need to follow to reach lifelong goals? A growth mindset might just be the answer. Embracing a growth mindset means you thrive on challenges and constantly look to improve yourself. You have faith in hard work […]
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Traveling has innumerable advantages. One of them is to build leadership skills to lead people effectively. Traveling is taxing for some people while it is exciting for some people. It depends on the mindset of the people. Those who are lazy don’t appreciate traveling. They appreciate staying in one place to enjoy their life. On […]
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Craig Archibald, a writer, director, producer, actor and coach whose professional career began at 15 and includes award-winning film and television productions joins Enterprise Radio. He’s the author of The Actor’s Mindset: Acting as a Craft, Discipline, and Business.
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Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said Friday that she doesn’t see ample evidence that inflation has peaked and thus is on board with supporting a series of aggressive interest rate increases.
“I think the Fed has shown that we’re in the process of recalibrating our policy to get inflation back down to our 2% goal. That’s the job before us,” Mester said in a live interview on CNBC’s “The Exchange.”
“I don’t want to declare victory on inflation before I see really compelling evidence that our actions are beginning to do the work in bringing down demand in better balance with aggregate supply,” she added.
Mester spoke the same day the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that nonfarm payrolls rose by 390,000 in May, and, importantly, that average hourly earnings had increased 0.3% from a month ago, a bit lower than the Dow Jones estimate.
While other recent data points have shown that at least the rate of inflation increases has diminished, the policymaker said she will need to see multiple months of that trend before she’ll feel comfortable.
“It’s too soon to say that that’s going to change our outlook or my outlook on policy,” Mester said. “The No. 1 problem in the economy remains very, very high inflation, well above acceptable levels, and that’s got to be our focus going forward.”
Recent statements from the rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee indicate that 50 basis point — or half-point — rate increases are likely at the June and July meetings. Officials are then likely to evaluate the progress that the policy tightening and other factors have had on the inflation picture. A basis point equals 0.01%.
But Mester said any type of pause in rate hikes is unlikely, though the magnitude of the increases could be reduced.
“I’m going to come into the September meeting, if I don’t see compelling evidence [that inflation is cooling], I could easily be at 50 basis points in that meeting as well,” she said. “There’s no reason we have to make the decision today. But my starting point will be do we need to do another 50 or not, have I seen compelling evidence that inflation is on the downward trajectory. Then maybe we can go 25. I’m not in that camp that we think we stop in September.”
Mester’s comments were similar to statements Thursday from Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard, who told CNBC that “it’s very hard to see the case” for pausing rate hikes in September. She also stressed that quashing inflation, which is running near 40-year highs, is the Fed’s top priority.
People often blame others for the lack of opportunities. They often blame God for not providing opportunities. It is the intelligent leaders who scan the environment, spot opportunities, and grab them. Opportunity is like a beautiful woman approaching you on wings. Once you’ve seen her, you must grab her and wed her, otherwise, she might […]
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