finance-worldwide

By: Ataur Rehmaan

When a famous bank robber was asked, why did you rob the bank? His answer was well there is where the money is. He was wrong on several points.

- No1. Banks are not the source of money

- No2. You must attain your money in an honest way. By the way, let me quickly share one more myth. Making money is not = Honesty x Hard Working,

The astonishing Truth # 1 is: Make money fast = (Honesty x Hard Working)^ strategy

I could strongly disagree with Thomas Jefferson, third president on US remark “I have never seen men’s honesty to increase their riches”. Mr. Jefferson mostly mentioned the part of people who takes the back alleys and shortcuts. However, I could oppose him saying “Mr. Jefferson, you should have used seldom, rather than never”. Being honest, the game just becomes slightly difficult, but it’s quite doable still. To me honesty is the other name of living. I have done, and I have seen lots of people making money from home and accumulating fortune honestly.
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The Truth About Soy-Based Inks

By: Peter Warrior

Theoretically, soy-based inks are supposed to be the solution to the environmental problems associated with petroleum-based inks on millions of tons of paper deposited in landfills. Here are a few things you should know about soy-based inks.
They’re environmentally friendly-but not biodegradable. Soy-based inks are environmentally friendly to the extent that they don’t release volatile organic compounds (VOC’s) into the air, as the usual commercial inks do. However, they also use heavy metals to create some colours-and these can be harmful to the environment as well.

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The Sweaty Truth About The Gym

By: Eric Richardville

Here’s a gross one about working out. One morning I woke up exceptionally early. The night before, I made up my mind that I was going to go to the gym and work out, real early. I did this because someone told me that working out early in the morning made for a better work out. So off I went. (more…)

Questioning The Truth About Fair Trade Coffee:

By: George Moore

Some Interesting Facts and questions about Fair trade gourmet coffee:

1. The targeted gourmet coffee farmer who needs fair trade owns a farm less than 10 acres; his family runs and works the farm, they live in a third world country or remotely up in the mountains of a central America country like Brazil. They get about $.65 cents per pound without fair trade and make less than $10,000 annually. They desperately need fair trade to get out of their poverty. (more…)