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Welcome to this week's edition of On the Moneyed Midways, where we link to the best posts from each of the week's blog carnivals related to business and money matters. But wait, that's not all! We also award one post with the title The Best Post of the Week, Anywhere!(TM)
This week, we're proud to proclaim Noah Kagan of Okdork.com as our new hero! Hosting this week's Carnival of the Capitalists (link below), Noah had this to say about his Carnival posting philosophy:
I run the carnival of marketing and the biggest problem I found was that so many articles are shit. So in honor of my readers I will present the 5 most interesting and just give links to the other people.
As we review many blog carnivals each week, we find this to be very true. We also find that the Carnival of the Capitalists is lucky to be able to regularly produce 5 quality posts each week - there are a number of other carnivals out there that don't provide any. But, that may be why you're here (we read 'em so you don't have to!) Just scroll down for the best of the week that was....
On the Moneyed Midways for September 23, 2006 | |||
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Carnival | Post | Blog | Comments |
Carnival of Business | Innovation is a 2 Level Game | Innovation Zen | Daniel Scocco finds that "most companies fail over the long run because they do not recognize the 2-levels of the innovation game." |
Carnival of Debt Reduction | Using a Windfall to Pay Off Debt | MightyBargainHunter | John shares his very, very best money saving tip in asking why a couple would take on debt after receiving an unexpected lump sum of money. |
Carnival of Fraud | Physical Security and Social Engineering with a Bonus PurpleSlog Story | PurpleSlog | Does your business depend upon security to maintain your competitive advantages? How good is it really? |
Carnival of Personal Finance | Debt Can Actually Make You Rich | Debt Free | The conventional wisdom is that debt is bad. Debt Free shows how good debt management can build wealth. The Best Post of the Week, Anywhere! |
Carnival of Real Estate | Census Data Trends | Zillow Blog | Drew Meyers has gone digging through recent U.S. Census data to map the demographics of growth. |
Carnival of the Capitalists | Why Your Employees Are Better Than You | Trizoko | The folks at Trizle have an outstanding article on how to overcome your overestimating your own abilities. |
Festival of Stocks | Toyota Wise to Slow Development, Improve Quality | One Investor's View | Bill Allen outlines what Toyota is doing right, what it needs to do, and why it deserves a place in your investing portfolio. |
Festival of Under 30 Finances | Who Was Richer? Scrooge McDuck or Croesus? I'm Just Wondering… | Ms. MiniDucky | Ms. MiniDucky asks "Can you make the money make your stress go away?" |
Personal Development Carnival | Building a Business, While Working for An Employer | Cultivate Greathness | Personal Development | Travis Wright offers his views on how to get your own business going while working a full time job, having a real life and, well, sleeping! |
Personal Growth Carnival | 10 Easy Ways to Not Get Dumped | American Inventor Spot | Our blog discovery of the week! American Inventor Spot highlights some of the funny inventions that have been conceived to solve the "problems" of relationships! |
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