Weekly Links: Stumble Edition

These last 7 days have been pretty rough on my running schedule.  Usually, my days to run are tuesday, wednesday, thursday and saturday, with the longest run of the week on saturday, a 4 mile run on tue/thur and a 7 mile run on wednesday.  Of course, last wednesday I was traveling down to new mexcio for the opening rounds of the NCAA tourney (my team won the first game, lost the 2nd).  I ran tuesday of last week, but not wednesday, and I did thursdays run on friday.  I missed saturdays run (which I had kind of expected to), then ran again this tuesday.  Had a meeting run long last night , so it got dark before I could hit the pavement, but I’m looking to get back on the saddle tomorrow.  Either way, it has been a rough week, but that will happen to anyone doing a 3 month training program – that’s why you just have to keep plowing through.  Missing was bad for my momentum, but not so awful for my training that I cant recover and quit training.  On to the links this week:

Kevin at thousandaire thinks that it’s time to legalize pot.  Never having been a drug user myself, I do find his point of view interesting, and am honestly kind of shocked that the tentacles of the government havent gone after this revenue source.

Melissa at fiscal phoenix has a post about fundamental analysis.  Make sure to check the balance and cash flow before you buy some stocks people!

Van Beek has a post on why to invest internationally.  I think it’s important to be diversified when investing, and this is just another slice of the pie.

Suba at broke professionals has a post about simple work problems, and how to fix them.  I think that just about everyone has dealt with this from time to time, and it’s a matter of being clear about what you want, and staying on task (Big for me).

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  1. Thanks for the weekend reading list!

  2. I think I know which team you’re talking about. ;) Thanks for posting this!

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