David S. Chang

  • Home
  • Author: David S. Chang
  • Page 76

An Introduction to Photovoltaic Systems

MARTIN HOLLADAY, GBA ADVISOR By now, photovoltaic (PV) panels are familiar to most Americans. You’ve seen them on your hand-held calculator, on top of illuminated highway signs, and maybe even on your neighbors’ roofs. With PV systems becoming more common, perhaps you’ve been dreaming of making some homemade electricity. The dream is achievable, as long as you […]
Read more

10 Army Lessons All Men Can Learn From

  (Editor’s note: In honor of the brave men and women who have defended our country this Memorial Day, please view “A Soldier’s Pledge.” As a West Point graduate, Iraq War Veteran, and Hawaii Army National Guardsman, I am grateful to those that I have served with! This article I posted below is a great way […]
Read more

We Honor Those Who Served Our Country This Memorial Day

History of Memorial Day and Memorial Day by the Numbers THE MUFFLED drum’s sad roll has beat The soldier’s last tattoo; No more on Life’s parade shall meet That brave and fallen few. On Fame’s eternal camping-ground 5 Their silent tents are spread, And Glory guards, with solemn round, The bivouac of the dead. – Theodore […]
Read more

Managing Your Time Will Never Be Enough

Dan Martell, Clarity Blog Fact: there are only 24 hours in a day, and 7 days in a week. It’s impossible to add additional hours to the day, and it definitely isn’t healthy to cut back on sleep, exercise, or personal time in order to free up more hours in the day to work. So instead […]
Read more

Why Everyone Is an Entrepreneur Now

by Jana Kasperkevic May 24, 2013 Job-hopping might ruffle a corporation’s feathers, but employers need to accept it’s a way of life. Millennials have disrupted the labor market, making it acceptable to job hop and complete “tours of duty” until a better offer comes along. In the process, company loyalty has become a thing of the […]
Read more

Warren Buffett’s Investment Tips

Warren Buffett is considered to be the world’s greatest investor. He is currently the fourth wealthiest man in the world and the second in the United States with a net worth of $53.5 billion. He is constantly featured in the news, and Time magazine named him one of the world’s most influential people. Every year […]
Read more

Stay Social!

There’s an increasing body of research that shows that socializing improves mental acuity and can give your immune system a boost. Keeping contact with friends, neighbors, activity partners, and other social groups are a great way to improve your quality of life and have fun.
Read more

Keep It Moving!

It is never too late to start an exercise routine. Exercise is fun if it’s an activity you enjoy doing. Activities like running, walking, skipping, dancing, and swimming are fun and get your heart rate up. Exercise promotes a sense of well-being by releasing endorphins, improving circulation, and building strength. Even something as simple as […]
Read more

Unexpected Retirement Expenses

Many people look forward to retirement as the finish line in life. In reality, it is the start of a new journey, one with unexpected expenses that can set you back, with little room to recover. With life expectancy increasing, retirement can last 20 to 40 years! Here are the most-common expenses in retirement that […]
Read more

Pin It on Pinterest