Author Archives: Justin Locke

so just fyi I am a small time indoor gardener, well, actually I just grow basil in the summer. I mix it in with heirloom tomatoes in september, and it makes the best sauce ever. I am always fascinated by … Continue reading →

Well I wish to apologize to my regular readers (who are all you people, anyway??  I just see the numbers).  I have been pretty darn busy getting “Inner Rich Kid” published.  That was step one, what a screamingly arduous task … Continue reading →

Chapter 5 from “Getting in Touch with Your Inner Rich Kid”: What Is Money, Anyway? There are lots of books and TV shows about money, and lots of people telling you how to spend your money, how to make more money, … Continue reading →

Chapter 10 Poor Kids, Rich Kids, and Trust   When this poor kid went from the poor kid school to the rich kid school, the difference was extreme and immediately apparent, and yet it was not obvious just exactly what that … Continue reading →

do you ever think it odd that we have been at war for what, 11 years, and there isn’t any pop song about the war(s) or the people we’re fighting, or the people fighting it? and it’s 4 years since … Continue reading →

[Note you can buy my books direct, in my online bookstore, link at right.] ————————— From “Getting in Touch with Your Inner Rich Kid” by Justin Locke Introduction  If you walk into a bookstore or a library, you will find … Continue reading →

Well I was asked to give an inspirational/ leadership talk to 400+ high school kids etc. last sunday, at an event held at Worcester State University.  An all new show.  So often when I am asked to speak it is to … Continue reading →

This month’s article in the AICPA magazine: http://www.cpa2biz.com/Content/media/PRODUCER_CONTENT/Newsletters/Articles_2012/CPA/Jun/KaizenIt.jsp  

I am no stranger to public performance, and I have never once had stage fright. But . . . when I became “professional speaker” (or maybe I should say “in my ongoing process of becoming,” as I keep learning new … Continue reading →

Well I learned something about ebooks today, something your parents will never tell you. Depending on where you sell an ebook, like Kindle or smashwords, the deal is you get 70% of the book price, which on Amazon can’t be … Continue reading →