“Here’s an inside look at the mishaps of Honda racers, designers and engineers to learn how they draw upon failure to motivate them to succeed. From poor color choices to blown race engines, these risk-taking individuals provide an honest look at what most people fear most. Watch the film and discover the upside of failure.” Success isn’t permanent,… Read More »
If you’ve read here at all this year, you know that I champion businesses taking advantage of the Section 179 tax deduction. And here in the final few weeks of 2008, I’m going to champion it some more, because there’s scant time left for you to take advantage of this deduction for the current tax year. See,… Read More »
Being that I work in equipment finance, I need to clear a little something up in regards to debt: Contrary to what you might hear on the TV and such, debt is not evil, debt is not bad, and debt is not responsible for the economic slowdown. At least not good debt. What is Good Debt? What’s the… Read More »
Obviously, the economy has been in the news quite a bit lately, and regardless of the perceived solution, one thing seems to be certain, credit will be harder to obtain. This leads to people wondering if their friendly equipment financing company will still finance equipment for them. I’m here to tell you the answer is most likely… Read More »
In order to adequately equip troops for the conditions and combat scenarios in Afghanistan and Iraq, the U.S. military demands a massive amount of resources, including state-of-the-art equipment and vehicles. The production of much of this specialized technology equipment is outsourced to various U.S. corporations specializing in weapons and equipment, such as General Dynamics Corp. in Virginia and… Read More »