Archive for Robert Ringer

Allowing for Unforeseen Circumstances
by Robert Ringer (05/13/2008)

The reality is that unforeseen circumstances are an integral part of everyday life. And the only way you can exert any degree of control over them is to make the necessary allowances in advance.

Kicking the Can Down the Road
by Robert Ringer (04/30/2008)

To overly simplify it, the catalyst for our fiscal predicament is the eat-drink-and-be-merry bunch affectionately referred to as "baby boomers."

Hillbama Magic
by Robert Ringer (04/19/2008)

Politicians are always cautious about raising taxes too fast, for fear of inciting the masses. After all, a revolt could result in their failure to be reelected

The Power of Detachment
by Robert Ringer (04/03/2008)

There are many things from which you can detach yourself, and one of the most important is the habit of judging people, actions, and circumstances as being right or wrong, good or bad.

The Hero Within You
by Robert Ringer (03/19/2008)

To the extent you work at spreading the gospel of liberty to others - explaining to as many people as possible why liberty must be given a higher priority than all other objectives - you are a hero.

The Rocky Balboa of New Zealand
by Robert Ringer (03/06/2008)

Britten's story is a grim reminder that the typical injustices we encounter in our day-to-day lives are rarely of major importance.

Your Hidden Genius
by Robert Ringer (09/13/2007)

Given that the rewards are so high - not just monetarily, but, even more important, from the standpoint of leading a fulfilling life - isn’t the pursuit of your hidden genius a worthwhile undertaking?