The New York Times has a nice article about the real Adam Smith, Mr. Milton Friedman. Actually, two nice articles. The Wall Street Journal has lots of great stuff if you’re a member: How Milton Friedman Changed Economics, Policy and Markets, Capitalism and Friedman, and Friedman’s Writings in the Wall Street Journal (awesome).
Saint Milton Friedman Passes at 94
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Oh God, Chris. What happened to you? I actually yawned reading this one. Yawned I tell you.
Well, I have the gas for about one amusing, worthwhile, post a week. I will try to be more innovative, more insightful. Hey, at lease I am not just copying stuff off of Digg and promoting EggDisk any more, eh?
“Hey, at lease I am not just copying stuff off of Digg and promoting EggDisk any more, eh?”
And we all breathed a collective sigh of relief when THAT event occurred. ;>) And if I could ever actually decipher what that eggdisk-meme- screaming stuff was all about, I’m sure I’d be forever grateful as well. Who’s the mad ninja skilled blogger? You are! You are! Now get crackin’ man, you’re slippin’ here.
Amen. Of course, I am trying to get my new firm going. Phew, lots of work!
I guess this is why I do this:
http://www.buzztracker.com/permalink/10113/18735721
Its all shameless stuff I tell you. Unabashed glorification of self. And yet, its genius. Where’s you counter at the bottom? How is one ever to know whether this (methodology) is paying dividends for you?
Well, only about $800/month for this blog alone. Want to see that stats?
http://www.sitemeter.com/stats.asp?site=sm6chrisabraham
Page Views/Hour: 134
Page Views/Day: 3,216
Page Views/Week: 22,265
Page Views/Month: 96,480
Visits/Hour: 93
Visits/Day: 2,232
Visits/Week: 15,452
Visits/Month: 66,960
It isn’t great.
“Its all shameless stuff I tell you. Unabashed glorification of self. And yet, its genius.”
Blush. Thanks for noticing! I don’t call it “glorification of self” because my mentors told me to call it “branding.”
I prefer to call it, “self aggrandizement.”