Posts Tagged: Barack Obama


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Apr 09

Book: The Audacity Of Hope

Moderately stimulating, easy read. Read like a blog. I have read more tightly written liberal manifestos. Barack’s personal stories are worth reading though. Flipping through the pages, one gets a glimpse of why our president evolved to be who he is now. It is also comforting to see that Barack Obama’s ideas were not developed on the go, during the campaign. He really appears to be who he is. He is authentic. Overall, I would not have spent my time reading the book if Mr Obama was not our president. My take away from the book is the appreciation of how our life experiences shape us, sometimes leaving us no room for escape. It takes some effort to cultivate an open mind, remaining a moderately idealistic thinker.
Book #14


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Jun 08

What If Hollywood Line Up Behind Obama?

It was said that 60 per cent of retired NBA players go broke five years after their NBA pay cheques stop arriving. – Toronto Star.

Brian pens an interesting piece which takes a look at celebrities and financial management. If the picture Brian paints is true, why then do politicians seek endorsements from celebrities. Continue reading →