Big News I’m excited to announce that tomorrow, Monday October 3rd, Capital Good Fund will launch its first major out-of-state expansion and begin offering loans to residents of the State of Florida! As many of you know, we are in […]
It took several years for us at Capital Good Fund to figure out our business model. After all, we started out by offering small business loans and loans to cover the cost of citizenship, and for the first two years […]
Thinking about certain aspects my job for just a few minutes can induce a feeling of anxiety, a tightening of the chest and quickening of the heart; in contrast, reading a couple pages of a book on physics can release […]
I am fascinated by motivation, by what makes some people run for president or finish Ironmans or write novels, and what makes others spend their free time in front of a TV. But this isn’t just an idle question: if we […]
Yesterday evening we held an event at Brown University to launch Capital Good Fund’s $4.25 million Direct Public Offering in front of about 50 potential investors. You can click here to learn more about the DPO, but here’s a very […]
This is the third of a three-part series telling the story of Nikki, an amazing woman who went through our Financial Coaching Program. Enjoy!
This is the second of a three-part series telling the story of Nikki, an amazing woman who went through our Financial Coaching Program. Enjoy!
This is the first of a three-part series telling the story of Nikki, an amazing woman who went through our Financial Coaching Program. Enjoy!
Over the past six year’s I’ve had occasion to interview dozens of candidates for all manner of positions: volunteers, interns, part-time and full-time employees, and independent contractors. Given this depth of experience, I think I’m relatively qualified to give five tips for your next job interview.
I suppose that in an ideal world we wouldn’t care about the financial implications of injustice; doing the right thing ought to be sufficient motivation. Of course, that’s not always the case, and rather than restricting ourselves to the high road, I think it’s preferable to adopt an approach I like to call Pragmatic Idealism (PI).