It has been well documented that I read some pretty strange books. A lot of the times, those strange books reference another book and I read that one too. This is the story of one of those obscure books that turned out to be one of the most fascinating reads I've had in a while.
Two things happened in January that so eerily coincided, I needed to write about it. 1) I picked up Dan Ariely's new book, Dollars and Sense, and 2) Amazon opened the first checkout-free store in Seattle called Amazon Go. Let me explain...
I'm not sure when it happened, but sometime in the last 60 years, the two months between Christmas and March 1st have become RRSP Season. What does that mean? Is it like hunting and its the only time you can do it or is it more like sweater season where it's suggested you bundle up?
Last week I told you about some of the best things that I spent money on in 2017. Of course, there are a few things that I shouldn't have spent so much money on, but I don't want you to judge me, so I'll only share the big ones.
Every year, we spend money on stuff. Some stuff is necessary, like food and Netflix, while other stuff is not so much. This year, I decided to look back at some of the best (and later, the other) things that I spent money on in 2017.
As the holidays approach and people start travelling, I'm reminded of a story I heard at a development conference a few years ago.