What Does the Wall Street Journal Teach Us About Joy?–Part V
Nothing really, I suppose.
But it was one of those late-night flights ending my struggle to get home. I’d endured two flight delays, missed a connection, and gotten the last flight, one that would get me home just a few ticks before midnight–all of that well past » Read More
What Does the Wall Street Journal Teach Us About Joy?–Part III
Not much.
But when you are stuck on an airplane late on a Saturday night, even the WSJ, as it’s called, can teach. The weekend edition (January 13-14, 2018) still contains the “Market Digest.”
There’s all manner of helpful » Read More
What Does the Wall Street Journal Teach Us About Joy?–Part II
Nothing, I suspect. Some call the publication the WSJ for short. Many look to it for insightful business reporting. For me, it was a companion on my delayed flight home. And then I saw the headlines. Well, actually, it was William Rempel in the weekend edition (January 13-14, 2018) calling out to » Read More
