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Their Consent Doesn’t Concern Me

September 2, 2019 By Kevin J Palmer

My first consulting job started by mistake with Montauk Securities when I was hired as a producing National Sales Manager. It was an ego move for a bigger title and not much more money and in the ended it became my job to help resuscitate its bad business model and rebuild the B-D to save my own […]

An American Hero By, R Leanna Heintzman

August 27, 2019 By Kevin J Palmer

American Hero By, R Leanna Heintzman Kevin J Palmer is an author and financial freedom activist, advocating economic equality. While developing behavioral finance strategies he termed the phrase wealth stratification as nomenclature to define levels of net worth in economic studies when being influenced by stratigraphy during archaeological digs. In 2001, after nearly two decades with major Wall Street firms, PaineWebber and […]

Influenced by Stratigraphy during Archaeology

August 26, 2019 By Kevin J Palmer

Kevin J Palmer is an author and financial freedom activist, advocating economic equality. While developing behavioral finance strategies he termed wealth stratification as nomenclature to define levels of net worth, after being influenced by stratigraphy during archaeological digs.

Surfing More Sport or Religion?

August 16, 2019 By Kevin J Palmer

I rarely reprint other people’s brilliance but being back at the beach I was deeply moved by this story by Jaimal Yogis who mentions Sam George saying, “Palace of Stoke”. https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/07/is-surfing-more-religion-than-sport/533721/ Surfing More Sport or Religion? Even hardcore devotees disagree, though many acknowledge there’s something profoundly spiritual about catching waves—a feeling scientists attribute to the […]

Behavioral Responses Reconfigured

August 12, 2019 By Kevin J Palmer

Polarization is on the rise. A structural decline is happening in America that’s shifting people into the margins based on education, beliefs, or ethnicity. Denial about the circuitousness of change is leaving casualties at the road side as individualized behaviors are dictated by black and white values and not pragmatism. Advocates animal rights will attack […]