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Sad News: Jonathan Clement’s LAST Column for the Wall Street Journal
By JLP | April 9, 2008
My Wednesday morning ritual is coming to an end. Every Wednesday for the past 11 or years, I have made it a point to check out what Jonathan Clements had to say in his Getting Going column. I opened today’s paper to find out that this morning’s column titled, Parting Shot: What I Learned From Writing 1,008 Columns (free) will be his last.
Over the years I have grown to like and respect Jonathan for his honesty. I even interviewed him a couple years ago (Part 1 and Part 2). No, I didn’t always agree with what he had to say, but for the most part I thought he was right on the money.
Jonathan didn’t mention in his column why he’s leaving the Wall Street Journal. Whatever it is, I wish him the best. Now I’ll have to come up with a different Wednesday morning ritual.
Topics: Getting Going, Jonathan Clements | 2 Comments »
April 9th, 2008 at 10:49 am
JLP, I am also a dedicated Jonathan Clements reader — both his Wednesday and Sunday columns. In his article last Sunday, he mentions what he’s going to be doing next. http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB120742805765292693.html?mod=sunday_journal_primary_hs
September 27th, 2009 at 9:27 pm
Without Johnathon Clements I may never have had my personal finance book published 12 years ago. Title is “Wealth On Minimal Wage”