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February 5, 2012

Four New 64 Gigabyte iPads for the Business!

April 4, 2010 By Joshua Kennon 2 Comments

After dropping Jocelyn off at the airport yesterday morning, Aaron and I went to Barnes & Noble to get a range of additional business books. We then returned home, Aaron decided to go to his parents' house and paint Easter eggs with his nephew and mom. A series of events then lead to my parents and I driving to the Apple store in the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, buying four (4) new 64 Gigabyte iPads with matching leather cases, as well as a new 32 gigabyte iPhone for my mom. The … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Computers & Technology, My Businesses Tagged With: Aaron, Apple, ecommerce, Ellary, global investing, iPad, iPhone, Jocelyn, my parents, Peter Drucker, productivity, Ruby, Steve Jobs

How to Make $10,000,000 After Taxes in a Few Years

August 11, 2009 By Joshua Kennon Leave a Comment

Making money online can be incredibly easy if you know which metrics are important and how to focus on the right things.

I’m sitting in my investing office, looking over the river behind the property, figuring out what I’m going to do for the day. I’ve got a cup of coffee in my Seattle’s Best mug from Border’s and am listening to Roosterspur Bridge by Tori Amos. The ideal would be to plow into a giant pile of stock reports but that isn’t going to be possible for a few days because the operating businesses need my attention. We have so many opportunities over the next twelve months to explode in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Making Money, My Businesses Tagged With: building wealth, Charlie Munger, coffee, ecommerce, furniture, Google, math, online retail, profit margins, small business strategies, taxes, Wal-Mart

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