Posts by Kim Browne
6 reasons the smartest founders treat cash like oxygen
Most founders say they understand cash flow. Fewer actually feel it in their bones until something breaks. Usually it happens after a strong month of growth, a delayed customer payment, or a hiring decision that looked reasonable in a spreadsheet but suddenly feels dangerous in real life. That is the moment many entrepreneurs realize revenue…
Read MoreAnti-ICE Protesters Found Guilty in Case That Guts Free Speech Rights
It seems that the Trump administration is intent on relitigating President Trump’s 2020 loss, and election officials are worried that White House officials may try to seize ballots as they did in Fulton County, Georgia, earlier this year. Milwaukee is Wisconsin’s largest city, and its balloting system makes it possible for agents to figure out…
Read MoreTrump Has Accidentally Strengthened the EU
It seems that the Trump administration is intent on relitigating President Trump’s 2020 loss, and election officials are worried that White House officials may try to seize ballots as they did in Fulton County, Georgia, earlier this year. Milwaukee is Wisconsin’s largest city, and its balloting system makes it possible for agents to figure out…
Read MoreTrump’s Stock Purchases Expose Massive Grift in UFC White House Fight
President Donald Trump bought stock in the UFC’s parent company ahead of the planned fight on the White House lawn next month. The president bought between $15,000 and $50,000 of stock in TKO Group Holdings, HuffPost reports, citing Trump’s May 12 financial disclosures. With the planned “Freedom 250” fight on June 14 (Flag Day and…
Read MorePam Bondi’s Epstein Testimony to Congress Was a Total Disaster
Former Attorney General Pam Bondi reportedly had a disastrous meeting with the House Oversight Committee on Friday regarding her bungling of the Epstein files release. MS NOW’s Kyle Griffin reported that Bondi “lost her temper a bit at some points and grew frustrated when asked about [Donald] Trump,” something Bondi did frequently during public hearings…
Read MoreFBI Visits Election Workers in Key Swing State as Trump Takes Revenge
“A scorpion wants to cross a river but cannot swim, so it asks a frog to carry it across,” Cornyn wrote. “The frog hesitates, afraid that the scorpion might sting it, but the scorpion promises not to, pointing out that it would drown if it killed the frog in the middle of the river. The…
Read MoreWhat on Earth Is Going on With Trump’s Iran Deal and Naval Blockade?
Donald Trump said he will make a “final determination” regarding Iran, in a strange announcement Friday that laid out his ideals for a potential peace plan. The pitch requires Iran to “never” have a nuclear weapon and demands the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz with “no tolls” and the termination or removal of…
Read MoreSkip The 5 A.M. Myth For Sanity
The cult of the perfect morning says you must rise before dawn, crush a workout, journal, take an ice bath, and then conquer the day. That script never fit me. My stance is simple: you don’t need a rigid morning routine to win. You need energy, focus, and a life that actually works. My Take…
Read More4 reasons looking inward beats comparing yourself to peers
Every founder says they know comparison is dangerous. Then someone from your college posts their seed round announcement on LinkedIn, a competitor doubles their headcount overnight, or a former coworker casually mentions crossing seven figures in ARR. Suddenly your carefully built momentum feels shaky. In startup culture, comparison hides everywhere because entrepreneurship is one of…
Read MoreA Fractured Supreme Court Plucks a Death-Row Defendant From Harm
Rather than allow Pitchford’s lawyers to challenge those strikes, the trial judge simply declared that each of them was race-neutral and moved on. This was implausible, as Pitchford’s lawyers later explained, because the prosecution had “deselected black people from the jury panel who had the same familial, living, social or marital circumstances as whites who…
Read MoreJapan’s Nikkei scales record peak on Mideast, AI optimism
Published Fri, May 29, 2026 · 05:06 PM [TOKYO] Japan’s Nikkei share average rose to a record high on Friday, powered by renewed optimism for a near-term peace deal in the Middle East and enthusiasm about AI shares after strong earnings from Dell Technologies. The Nikkei notched a lifetime-high close by climbing 2.5 per cent…
Read MoreTrump’s $250 Greenback Is a Gift to the Criminal Class
Now Trump wants to create a new $250 denomination that we’ll call (in loving memory of the late Ivana Trump) the Donald. If the Benjamin is a currency for criminals, simple arithmetic tells us the Donald is two and a half times more so. After the Post piece appeared the Treasury department said that its planning was of course contingent…
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