Things haven’t been easy for most companies this year, but car manufacturers are feeling the pinch more than others.

Okay, so you’ve heard the term “Private Equity” thrown around. Maybe you know it’s a big deal. Get this: it’s apparently made more billionaires around the world than even oil or technology. It’s a massive business, like $4.7 trillion globally.

Just so you know, 2022 was the worst year for financial fraud ever. We’re now about three months into 2023, and guess what? It’s looking like it could be another record-breaker.

Ever wondered if your morning coffee habit is setting fire to your financial future? Let’s dive into it, because, honestly, do you have twenty-seven thousand dollars to spend on coffee? I don’t. I really, truly don’t.

In its nine seasons on air, the office of Dunder Mifflin was run by 11 different regional managers. Remember when David Wallace and I talked, and we decided to promote Jim to the position of co-manager? Some managers had their jobs for years, others for less than an hour. But honestly, the office never ran better than in the rare times when there was no manager at all. “Unleash the Power of the pyramid!”

So right now, things are a bit confusing in the job market. We’ve got about 8.2 million job openings across America. At the same time, there are roughly 7 million people actively looking for a job. Plus, you’ve got millions more who’ve just stopped looking altogether, feeling discouraged.

Last month, Jeff Bezos settled on a $90 million mansion located on Indian Creek Island in Miami. This is actually the third eight-figure property purchase the Amazon founder has made in Miami in just the last 12 months.

We’re talking about a world shown in this video (URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fu6x6dy7oKA). But there’s a big catch right at the start: Consultants don’t work the same way that civil servants do. Consulting firms are private businesses, and like any business, they operate on the logic of profit.