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No More Money Next Year?!!

No More Money Next Year?!!

This piece was originally published in my BaziBuzz Monthly Musing newsletter for subscribers. Subscribe here to get insights like this delivered directly to your inbox. Recently, I met up with a friend of mine who...

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Will it be 45 or 46 on November 3rd?

Will it be 45 or 46 on November 3rd?

One of the things I do on this blog is I PREDICT. I particularly love predicting elections and have regularly been predicting the US Presidential elections since 2008 when Barack Obama won (and I got it wrong). I did...

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Covid through the lens of BaZi (Part 1)

Covid through the lens of BaZi (Part 1)

This is going to be a random gallivant through the whole Covid19 landscape...and I've realised probably my first article of the year. That resolution to write more is seriously falling off the to-do list. I will...

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Musings 2019 (Part 3)

Musings 2019 (Part 3)

Addendum: One month after I published this post, articles began appearing on Tim Cook's pay drop. https://www.thewrap.com/apple-ceo-tim-cooks-pay-dropped-26-percent-in-2019/...

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Musings 2019 (Part 1)

Musings 2019 (Part 1)

My blog has been much neglected in 2019. Here's to hoping I have more time to devote to it in 2020. --- Early on this year, I did a forecast for a financial institution on certain economic elements of 2019. Here is a...

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Resistance is Futile (not)

Resistance is Futile (not)

I keep the postbox feature on this blog open because oftentimes, I never know what kinds of questions I get. Sometimes the questions are a little sly (people trying to sneak in a "Reading" under the pretext of "a...

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Sheep…Dog…or SheepDog?

Sheep…Dog…or SheepDog?

Those who have heard me speak in class will know that i love animal analogies to explain workplace and career-related matters within a BaZi context. Behold my latest analogy: the sheep-dog-sheepdog theory. Sheep,...

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Talent vs Luck

Talent vs Luck

The most dangerous assumptions that people make about their career trajectory is that talent rather than luck is responsible for the outcomes they are reaping. Now this sounds a little anomalous. It's not uncommon for...

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