I'm a big fan of the e-myth book, and part of my business-owner philosophy is that it's the job of the owner to make sure the business will still be there in 30 years and leave the day-to-day to the employees.

No harm done.My philosophy tends to be security-maximizing and long-term oriented.

That would work very badly with my own philosophy.

Thought many of you would get a kick out of this:http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/lake/os-mount-dora-doctor-tells-patients-go-aw20100401,0,658649.storyPersonally, while I don't agree with his specific philosophy (you could have voted for Obama and have been against the specific health care bill, which seems to be the more important point), I respect him for taking a risk with his livelihood to stand up for his beliefs.Then again, it may have been a strategic move, as with all the press coverage he is no-doubt getting locally, he'll probably drum up a lot of business!

All you need for news is to get AP press releases online and then check it against your own research of bloggers and commentators that you share the same philosophy with.

Originally posted by Joel Owens:Depending on type of renter some will just want a place to crash and not care about upgrades or condition.I know by you living there it will eliminate many possible renters.Me personally owning the complex wouldn't want a tenant knocking on my door all the time and if I was the tenant would not want to feel like my every move was being watched.I'm kind of ambivalent about what philosophy the tenant has about whether they want to enjoy the space or just crash, as long as they follow my lease agreement and don't damage my property.

I don't subscribe to the philosophy that we are all dopes plodding along and the behest of some spooky cult run by Beranke or The Rothschilds though...silly stuff.

Sounds like your philosophy is to bring your own homes in?

Iraqis and Afghans fought alongside US forces and don't you freaking dare try to apply the words and philosophies of the Axis Powers to the US Military.

However, if a person bought a property two years ago with a philosophy of holding for two years, we all know how well that's working!!!