| Self-Improvement Author | |
| David J. Waldron | |
| February 2013 - Present (9 years 7 months) | |
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The mission of David J. Waldron is to produce engaging print, online, and audio books on self-improvement to benefit readers and listeners seeking to take control of their lives and achieve the education, career, financial, and personal goals that matter most. |
| Build Wealth with Common Stocks | |
| David J. Waldron | |
| Country View | |
| 01/19/2021 | |
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Written for individual investors by an individual investor, the book offers actionable ideas to construct a potentially market-beating portfolio of the common shares of enduring companies to fund life's significant milestones such as buying a home, paying for a college education, pursuing a passion, starting a business, or enjoying a comfortable retirement. |
| Hire Train Monitor Motivate | |
| David J. Waldron | |
| Country View | |
| 05/31/2016 | |
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Offers powerful, yet simple techniques that can dramatically improve your organization, team, or individual career achievements in today's hyper-competitive local and global marketplaces. |
| Ten Domains of Effective Goal Setting | |
| David J. Waldron | |
| Country View | |
| 01/18/2016 | |
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Powerful, yet practical foundation for goal setting that speaks to lifelong achievement in the areas of our personal and professional lives that matter most. |
| A Great Place to Learn & Earn | |
| David J. Waldron | |
| Country View | |
| 11/01/2015 | |
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Rare insider's view of the for-profit, postsecondary career education sector, and its impact on the future of America's socioeconomic development. |
Latest Comments
Compound With A Margin Of Safety
William K, thank you for taking the time to read the excerpt and for the kind comments!
Chapter One of the book is titled: Get Rich Slow.
America’s 1% Hasn’t Had This Much Wealth Since The Roaring Twenties
The author wrote: "As I’ve explained countless times (but nobody seems to listen)..."
Nobody's listening because Americans envy the wealthy. There is no other explanation of why the middle and working classes have been voting for tax cuts for the wealthy since the 1980s, despite the rich getting richer while the prospects of the middle/working classes have remained flat for close to 40 years.
Envy of the billionaire class leads to an ever-widening wealth gap and corresponding asset bubbles as much as anything.
Jesse, thanks for an excellent and timely piece.
Eight Principles Of Profitable Self-Directed Investing
Thank you, Susan. I am happy that you found the post helpful. This piece originally published on the MSVI blog (see my profile), but I do plan on submitting new material to TalkMarkets from my Finding Value series, in 2019. Happy New Year.