A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony DemangoneÂ
So, did you make your bed today? If you did, you're in good company. You may recall that last week, I wrote about the effects of making one's bed. In that post, there was a poll.  Well, the results are in. Readers of this blog make their bed.
More than 62% of you can't leave the house until you do. Roughly 19 percent try, but don't always succeed. And the rest focus their energies elsewhere.Â
Well, there you have it. Collectively, we've made our bed. Now we must lie upon it.Â
Now, on to the reading pile.
- The best way to finish a project? Start it. (SmartBlog)
- Companies are starting to feel the squeeze of minimum wage increases. (Quartz)
- The behavior that leaders fail at most. (Leadership Freak)
- BofA Directors earn at least $276k. (MoneyBeat)
- Morgan Stanley thinks big banks are looking at roughly $60b ore in fines. (Business Insider)
- Bank M&A activity heating up. Fascinating - when small banks inch up toward $10b in assets, they are prime targets for regional banks. (WSJ)
- A solid checklist for effective meetings. (SmartBlog)
- Google's humanoid robot can now walk outside. On its own. (Quartz)
- So, how was it driving across the country in 1919? (Obscura)
- Whoops. IRS says hacking of tax returns worse than first reported. (NYT)
- Americans are waiting longer than ever to buy a home. (CNBC)
- U.S. foreclosure inventory down 70% from peak. (WorldPropertyJournal)
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Well, that's enough for this week. Everyone - have a fantastic weekend!
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