Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone

It's over. There's just no way of denying the fact. Summer is gone. Here's a little bit of proof...

 

But when one door closes....another opens!

                          

Have a great weekend, everyone. Even you Temple fans.  Now, on to this week's reading pile.

• We're eating out more. (Calculated Risk)
• Do we hate the banks (again)? (Financial Brand)
• Limiting workplace email. (Berger Leadership Blog)
• NCUA is open to discussion on the 18-month exam cycle. (NAFCU Today)
• Poll: Americans don't like the CFPB's overreach. (Heartland)
• John Spence shares his top 10 business tips. (JohnSpence)
• This bank versus credit union video always cracks me up. (YouTube)
• The science behind procrastination. (WSJ)
• What is more important? Goals or systems? (James Clear)
• Car sales are booming. (Calculated Risk)
• But is manufacturing weakening? (WSJ)
• An Egg McMuffin at 2 p.m.? Hooray! (Inc.)
• No one knows. (Godin)
• More Americans than ever are entrepreneurs. (Inc.)
• Six bad habits to erase from your PowerPoint presentations. (SB)
• Most millenials don't think they are millenials. (Business Insider)

 Have a great weekend, everyone!