Abraham Lincoln

The Best Book About General Robert E. Lee

Published November 1, 2015 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged Robert E. Lee, Abraham Lincoln, Clouds of Glory - The Life and Legend of Robert E. Lee, Clouds of Glory, Michael Korda, accomplished historical figures, Lee enjoyed flirting with women, Robert E. Lee was not a supporter of slavery, Civil War, Confederate States of America, greatest general in American history
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Clouds of Glory - The Life and Legend of Robert E. Lee was the third book I read about the famed general, and by far the most detailed of his life and character. Michael Korda, author of the acclaimed biography on Ulysses Grant and former …

How Barack Hussein Obama is Killing the American Dream

Published June 10, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Influence, PopularTagged entrepreneurs, Ronald Reagan, Leadership, small business, Abraham Lincoln, bold leadership, inflation rate, economic policy, Obama, US economy, Reagan’s first term, Obama’s first term, Misery Index, sign of a great leader, nationalization program, greatest presidents of all-time, America's leadership position in the world
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Obama - Failing America At The Cusp Of Greatness Under most presidents, during most periods in history, one true solace could be relied upon: that one individual, the President of The United States, could not single-handedly derail the economic destiny of the country; he could, …

The Only True Free Market Currency in the World?

Published April 8, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: The Web, Technology, Service, Investing, SWOT Analysis, Culture of Capitalism, Startups, PopularTagged entrepreneurs, Abraham Lincoln, innovation, how Bitcoin works, digital currency, free market innovation, investors, online currency, single global currency, free market currency, Satoshi Client, bitcoin
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Changing The Paradigm Many entrepreneurs aren’t familiar with what Bitcoin is or exactly how it works. And those who have read about Bitcoin online have most likely been subjected to misleading information, thanks to a lot of lazy journalism by writers who don’t have a …

What Every Entrepreneur Can Learn From President Abraham Lincoln

Published March 7, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged entrepreneurs, Leadership, small business, entrepreneurial skills, perseverance, one of the greatest presidents in US history, Abraham Lincoln, Lincoln as an entrepreneurial leader, communication strategies, advisors with opposing viewpoints, proactive brainstorming, affiliate marketing, free market, traits of an entrepreneur
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With an Academy Award-winning biopic recently detailing the last year of his life, and his own zombie-centric historical fiction novel, there may be no former world leader more popular than Abraham Lincoln is these days. As entrepreneurs, there is much we can learn from one of …

There’s No Place for Racial Divide in Politics

Published March 2, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of CapitalismTagged Abraham Lincoln, racial segregation in politics, political party, US election, Conservatives, Libertarianism, individualism, Republican Party is White, Teddy Roosevelt
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There just isn’t a place for racial segregation in politics. No one should support a political party based on their race; however, in the most recent US election, I saw a lot of racially-charged campaigning by support groups on both sides. The facts are: Some …