Well, this isn't an easy one for me to answer, but I'll give it a shot:Rich Dad Poor Dad- This one gave me a great start and because of the fundamentals within, I'm a different person from a business and investing perspectiveThe Richest Man in Babylon- Still reading, but this one rocks!

I for one believe that the current laws should be enforced stringently because I think that this ties in fundamentally with our national security.

The TSA problem is specifically a Bush creation and it is appropriate to refer to him as the founding father of that problem.The fundamental problem we have is that government seems to be growing inexorably regardless of which party is in power.

IMO, that's a fundamental faux paux.

He said they aren't in dire straights or desperate for the income, but it's a fundamentally different version of their 'golden years' than they had originally planned.The Lyft driver proactively said that if he could go back in time, he would have invested his nest egg primarily in real estate, in stead of stock.

Not getting the attention that Phoenix is, but it does have some good market fundamentals.

If it is 2% there is a chance a fundamental issue is off.

@Nick Love I invest in deals with experienced operators that use conservative financing and have good fundamentals.

The fundamentals are all the same and a pro who knows their stuff can help you regardless of location.

The first prong is essentially the traditional "alter ego" test, requiring that the plaintiff show that the individual and the company are fundamentally indistinguishable.