Question 1:

Interestingly enough, I get some traffic from Google every single day. My most popular referring term turns out to be: personal finance lesson plan project. I think this is an interesting choice of words and I continue to wonder why this is my single most important traffic driver. I’ve written about tons of other stuff and still don’t understand why the personal finance lesson garnered from Spider-Man 3 has turned into a project plan. Any ideas? I figure my post about Spider-Man and Shrek’s personal finance lesson is next on the list…

Question 2:

Why is it that we all flock to a specific source (let’s call it TechCrunch in this case) even though we know that the news was broken by an earlier report. For instance, I read about LaLa’s music release last week in Business 2.0. Yet, merely a few moments ago, I linked to Techcrunch when commenting on LaLa’s choice of business strategy. Maybe it’s because I went to the Business 2.0 site and couldn’t find what they wrote in their magazine. Talk about a good web strategy.

Question 3:

Why do we have money? Evidently, it’s there so it can be one factor in the NYTimes Class selector. It seems that we don’t have enough tools telling us how to run our lives. Let’s input a few more variables and find out that we stand in the Bottom Fifth percentile. Ok, the Top Fifth, but who’s counting…!