Tuesday's Assorted Links

Fitness tracking watches, Christmas trees, religious products, LEGO sets, and Santa

A few of my favorite books from the year

Hey y’all!

We made it to the end! Just a few more days and 2021 is officially over. Here are 5 of my favorite stories from this week that I wanted to share with you:

1. Your fitness tracking watch may actually be making you sadder

2. A family in NYC earns $1 million per year selling Christmas trees

3. Can products produced for religious purposes ever be produced ethically?

4. Certain unopened LEGO sets saw a better rate of return on the secondary market than gold

5. Santa as a business model

Thank you, again, for all of your support this past year. If you loved one of these links, I would encourage you to comment using the link below. If you know someone who would like one of these stories, share this post with them as well:

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If you haven’t gotten a chance to read yesterday’s post on Hasbro and Monopoly, you still can by clicking the link below:

Does the board game Monopoly have a monopoly on board games?