from Kerry Lutz's Financial Survival Network
Kerry and Aaron Clements discussed the digital nomad lifestyle, highlighting its advantages and challenges. They talked about the freedom and independence it offers, as well as the potential loneliness and need for adaptability. Aaron provided valuable advice for those considering this lifestyle, emphasizing the importance of pursuing work that aligns with their passions and understanding their essential needs while traveling. He also promoted his book, “From Desk to Destination,” which provides a comprehensive guide for transitioning to the digital nomad lifestyle, including practical tips, mindset strategies, and insights on maximizing resources and opportunities.
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Most economists don’t believe we could have stagflation today. The prevailing view is that recessions are characterized by higher unemployment and reduced spending, and inflation is triggered by full employment and increased spending and therefore they cannot both happen at the same time.
It’s a fact; government policies are driving the cost of housing out of all bounds of decency in Australia (and elsewhere, of course), the new “policies” about ‘risky’ bioresearch are virtually guaranteed to make us all a lot less safe, and hospital policies killed people such as in Bergamo Italy.
No wonder so many people devote themselves to curating an artificial digital representation of themselves that they reckon is worthy of recognition and status. 
Presidential candidate Donald Trump promised to “drain the swamp!”
Even during tax refund season! Exactly what Americans need. But it’s not helpful for big fleets, such as Hertz.
Originally published via Armageddon Prose:
Discourse about the Federal Reserve is frequently full of myths, dishonest framing, and outright lies. Listen to a press conference by Chairman Jerome Powell or read an article from a major outlet’s lead Fed correspondent and you’re bound to hear at least a few. For instance, it’s common for the financial press to characterize the Fed’s current conundrum as “walking a tightrope.”
President Joe Biden hopes to shield hundreds of billions of dollars in climate spending and other parts of his legacy from a potential Donald Trump return to the White House.
Some states have made laws to have universities get rid of their DEI offices.
One thing you can count on in 2024; expect market distortions to get much worse from here.
We are witnessing an explosion of cancer in the United States that is absolutely unprecedented. As you will see below, it is being projected that the number of new cases of cancer in the U.S. will hit a brand new record high this year, and cancer rates are rising particularly rapidly among our young people. There have been so many prominent individuals in the news that have been diagnosed with cancer recently, and so many people that I personally know have also been diagnosed with cancer recently. I am sure that most of you also personally know people that have been affected by this disease. Of course cancer has been one of the leading causes of death for a very long time, but we have never witnessed anything quite like this.
The Russian government including President Putin now publicly acknowledges that Western provocations are increasing in scope and seriousness and are spinning the Ukrainian conflict out of control.