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Last year I blogged about how I might become Amish just because I love my horses. (Click here to read the post.) I

Economists seem to be divided on what the future holds. Some say we’re headed for a quick bounce back to a strong economy. Others say its going to be a long and painful slide into the abyss. As usual, I have my own theories…

I’m constantly trying to put my finger on exactly what we do at Lehman’s that makes us successful. I want to root out

New Year’s Resolution, a bottle of whiskey and a crooked road. I hope I can make good choices and build a straight road. (No whiskey needed!)

(part two of two parts) At Lehman’s, we’re proud of our family heritage. We’re proud of the work that my father, Jay, with

For years, we’ve been advertising how Lehman’s was family-owned. We think that the folks who work in a family business take better care of their customers. However, I realized in a panic last week that some people might not agree with that. Do you? Read more on my blog at http://bit.ly/GalensBlog

Imagine that you receive an unwanted gift. Or, that someone gives you a gift of breathtaking and life-changing importance. Either way, it’s hard to put your thankfulness into words.

Recently I spoke with a group of investors about what I my crystal ball tells me about our economic future. I have three metrics that I believe are simple and reliable leading indicators.