A The Tycoon Playbook grad just notified me of the movie about Ray Kroc and how he built the McDonald’s Empire. Michael Keaton has the lead role and is supported by a quality cast of supporting actors and actresses.
It will be out in August this year.
Here’s the trailer.
I tend to take any forecasts beyond a year with a grain of salt, but never discount them entirely. If you still have a decade or more of work life left consider the following bad news from McKinsey.
The market is going to suck for the next 20 years, and you’re going to have to double your life savings
Success Kid
There’s a lot of advice out there, both online and offline, about how to succeed in life and get rich. Most of it is regurgitated material we have seen or heard countless times. However, every now and then something truly fresh and insightful is published. This is one such piece.
If you read only one article in 2016 on success, let it be this one.
What You Need to Know Before Selling Your Business
Selling is nearly always a difficult process and at times, it can also be highly emotionally draining. It usually takes longer than expected and one can never anticipate and preempt all the variables that ultimately impact a sale. At best, a sale can set one up financially for life, and at worse, it can result in losing a key asset before it has fully matured. Fortunately, there are steps to ensuring selling your business leads to the highest possible return and happens as quickly as possible.
Marcus Hopes to Invest in FarmGirl Flowers and Implement a Growth Strategy
FarmGirl Flowers was launched in 2010 by Christina Stembel. The company is located in San Francisco which contributes to a fatal mindset problem. To put it bluntly, Christina has a grossly over-inflated idea of what her business is really worth because of her proximity to Silicon Valley with its absurdly high valuations for tech companies. Unfortunately for Christina, an old school flower shop is going to have to settle for a much more modest valuation. As a result, it’s seemingly next to impossible to reason with her about an investment. Every time she doesn’t get the response she wants she gets teary-eyed and pulls out the victim card.
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