21 OCT 2026

Inflation Doesn't Have an Undo Button

The headlines claim inflation is coming down; but why does your money still feel like it's on a diet? Before you blame the economy, your employer, or your increasingly expensive taste in groceries, let's unpack what inflation measures, what the headlines leave out, and why understanding the difference could change how you think about every dollar you earn.

21 OCT 2026

05 JUL 2026

We've Built a Worse, More Expensive Cable

The subscription economy promised convenience. Instead, it quietly turned ownership into a monthly payment. We rent our software, unlock features in our cars, subscribe to AI, and "buy" movies we don't actually own. Streaming isn't an exception instead it's the blueprint for a future where access replaces possession, one recurring charge at a time.

05 JUL 2026

12 JUN 2026

Musk is Musty

The market has reached a fascinating place: a slowing car company is proof of genius, a sky-high valuation is proof of vision, and questioning either is proof you "don't get it." I once heard “every bubble needs three ingredients: a compelling story, a charismatic leader, and investors convinced gravity no longer applies.” As SpaceX prepares for liftoff, it seems we've assembled all three. The problem with ignoring gravity is that eventually you have to come back down to Earth.

12 JUN 2026

29 MAY 2026

Curiosity Dies Where Hatred Begins

Everyone is ignorant - it bonds us. The danger starts when frustration replaces curiosity and we stop learning and start condemning instead.

29 MAY 2026

24 MAY 2026

The Cost of Over-Legislating Common Sense

We trust people with alcohol, gambling, and midnight fast-food binges—but draw the line at naps in self-driving cars. When did common sense become so heavily regulated?

24 MAY 2026

13 MAY 2026

The Marketing Behind the Resilient Consumer

Capitalism works great…until the consumer becomes the business model. Somewhere between “customer-first” and quarterly earnings, companies realized they could shrink the product, add fees, cut service, and still call it innovation. Meanwhile, this mistreatment is always in the name of the Resilient Consumer…typically starts with the line “in order to improve our service…”

13 MAY 2026

12 MAY 2026

Skin in the Game: Why Expanding Retirement Capital into Private Markets Will Backfire

Innovation is great. Democratizing access to above market yields is phenomenal. With the current proposed structure, the ordinary worker who is relying on their retirement income will be left holding an empty bag.

12 MAY 2026

12 MAY 2026

The Quiet Before the Rerating

Something is shifting in the way capital is being priced. Not loudly. That's the point.

12 MAY 2026