Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Powered by NAFCU

I know many of these articles focus on change. But I’m not sure the world is changing any faster now than it did in the past. It is just our change, so it seems like a lot to us. At the beginning of the 20^th century, more than 40 percent of all Americans lived on a farm. Today, that is less than 1 percent.  Change is always happening. I think all we can do is to adapt the best we can.

Now, on to this week’s reading pile.

• The rise of electric cars will change quite a few other things along the way. Like signage. And road trips. (FastCo)
• Why remote work might not revolution where we work. (NPR)
• Lumber update: 2021 price gains wiped out. (Bloomberg)
• Why it is so hard to get restaurant workers back. (Ritholtz)
• Condos are in unchartered territory. (Slate)
• Older Americans stockpiled $35 trillion. The time has come to give it away. (WSJ)
• Good writing is cheaper than special effects. (Godin)
• How to say yes, every time. (Hyken)
• Why do we focus on the bad stuff? (AWOCS)
• The top 100 CUs on social media. (FB)
• The future of health: Why age 100 will soon become the new 60. (Entrepreneur)

Have a great weekend, everyone!