JORY MACKAY

Let's say that a company's stock trades for $100 and that the company has earnings per share (EPS) of $6.50 over the last 12 months. 

We can calculate a trailing ("last 12 months") P/E ratio for that stock by simply dividing the stock price ("P") by the EPS ("E"), so 100/6.50 equals about 1...

Three-step action of working with your personal values:

• List out and elaborate on your core values.
• Conduct a self-assessment of how you have lived and worked by those core values in the past year.
• Hold yourself accountable for the misses and unachi...

Sometimes it makes sense to quit while you are ahead. Jordan Belfort had an opportunity to step back and walk away from the negative company culture. He let the comradery and the instant gratification outweigh the right decision to let someone else take over as CEO.

Sometimes, the best c...