It also doubles as a money clip. But it doesn’t end there. Need a bottle opener? Use The Clip. Looking for something to wrap your headphone cord around? Use The Clip again. The truth of the matter is, you won’t a find more talented keychain anywhere.

And at a very friendly $15, it’s a steal. Order yours today at www.littlebonsai.com/theclip.

The Delta Michelangelo Bike Rack looks super clean, minimalist, making it an easy match to to the theme of your apartment—whatever that may be. With its ingenuous design and super sleek look. The best part is it doesn’t just house one bike; it can accommodate two. So whether you live in a bachelor pad or with a roomie, this is your solution for quick and easy bike storage. All you need to do is let it lean on the wall, and voila! Installation is fast and simple as can be.The Delta Michelangelo Bike Rack works with bikes of all shapes and sizes.

BUY IT Delta Michelangelo Bike Rack $60

Golf season is upon us.

It’s a little known secret that one of the quickest ways to improve your scores is to get accurate reads for each one of your clubs. How many times have you hit a beautiful shot, only to completely fall short of the green? Even worse, you completely blow past the pin and have it to chip it back without a clear line of site.

How many shots could you save per round  if you had just landed it on the green?

How many more winks and cocky smiles would you give you friends as you casually walk back to you cart, quietly thinking to yourself “How did I just do that?!”

Well, this season, we have a trick up our sleeves for you. The Garmin Approach S1 and S3 line of watches.

Garmin Approach S3

Pre-programmed with 27,000 courses from around the world, these watches give you precise and accurate reads to the green whether you can see the pin or not. It even tells you the yardage to doglegs, hazards, and other important greens features so you can stay on top of each hole.

The watches also track how far you hit each club so you get increasingly accurate club lengths.

Additionally, the Garmin Approach doubles as a scorekeeper so you can keep track on how much you improve over the season, how you played that particular hole last week, and remind you of how to best approach the hole this time around. It even keeps track of how long it takes you to finish each round, and an odometer so you can see how far you’ve walked.

Personally, we love the discrete styling that deserve to be worn every day. It sure beats pulling out a Laser Range Finder every hole. A simple glance at the wrist, and you know immediately which iron to grab.

The best approach is to bring a ridealong GPS or phone app to get a layout of the course the first time you play, and then all you need is one of these bad boys, and you’re set for the rest of the season.

We have heard that the S1 suffers in battery life and won’t last 36 holes, but that problem should be fixed with the S3. Regardless, for one round of golf, there’s no better way to track your yardage and instill confidence in your game.

Enjoy, and hit ‘em long and straight.

Buy Here Garmin Approach S1 $250

Buy Here Garmin Approach S3 $350 

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Allow us to introduce to you the Caribiana. A beautifully handcrafted teak boat that holds 8, plenty for an impromptu party, with hopefully enough power to get you there (25-90 horsepower), and small enough to easily maneuver your way around the regatta.

At a brisk $35K, this fully customizable option is the perfect boat for quick swim off the cost of Nice, or an impromptu ocean get-together with some of your closest acquaintances.

Get at it, you sly fox.

BUY IT  Caribiana Boat $35,000

For those ready to clip the cable clip, one box worth exploring is the Roku 2.

Rolex Submariner

One watch that reignited out passion for horology this week is the Rolex Submariner. Five years ago it was considered too simple by many. It looked shy and meek next to those ubiquitous 50mm Breitlings, yet a few years later, the submariner remains king. It’s confident elegance and charming charisma has withstood the test of time, remaining relatively unchanged since the 1960′s (Don’t kill us Ben), this iconic classic will be just as gorgeous 10 years from now, as it is today.

If you’re going to invest in a time piece, or get one as a gift, you could do a lot worse than this.

BUY IT Rolex Oyster Precision Submariner Chronometer Stainless Steel Watch $5,000

1.) Recognize these opportunities, and

2.) Properly negotiating a win-win situation for both sides.

Negotiation is one the most essential survival skills a modern man can hope to acquire. It is an essential skill for sales, your career, and even your love life.

And there is no such thing as a no sale call. A sale is made on every call you make. Either you sell the client some stock or he sells you a reason he can’t. Either way a sale is made, the only question is who is gonna close? You or him? Now be relentless, that’s it, I’m done.-JIM YOUNG “Boiler Room”

A successful negotiation ends up serving both you, and your partner. (We call them partner as opposed to adversary or opponent, because a successful negotion should end up as a win-win). Here is the one tip we feel is critical to any successful negotiation.

Focus on your partner’s point of view

There is nothing more critical to a successful negotation, than to understand exactly what your partner in negotiation is thinking.

I once knew a car salesman that was absolutely ruthless when it came to his sales. He worked in a Southern California Toyata dealearship, and he was notorious for his diabolical deals, and excellent salesmanship. He once convinced someone to pay $700 a month for a car that should not have cost anyone, even with the worst credit, more than $400/month. He was a legend at his office. However one day he was duped.

Recon

A customer came in, and instead of focusing on strict pricing, he engaged, and even befriended this salesman! He came in and spent a few hours with the salesman, and eventually began talking about his job. The man was very open and honest about this own salary, debts, and even included some self-depracating humor, which disarmed the salesman. So when he asked him how much commission was typically made on each sale, the salesman, although reluctantly, felt obligated to reveal this information. He explained how most commision comes from not just the sale of the car, but the sale of extra add ons. He even revealed that they would get a bonus if they reached certain milestones for selling a certain number of cars per month.

Execution

With this information, the man took his time, and would visit the same salesman every few weeks, kick a few tires, and convince him he was ready to buy, as long as they could agree on a price, which somehow they could never agree to. He would then casually ask him, how many cars he sold this month. Gloatingly, the salesman would oblige, and proudfully show off his accomplishment. They had now developed a relationship, so the compliments came naturally.

Well, on the second month, the man came in on the last day of the month, a tuesday night. Store was close to closing, and as luck would have it, the salesman was down 1 car in order to reach his quota, something that would give him a huge bonus on his next paycheck. The average person walking into a dealership would never be privy to this information. So, the man did not discuss the details of the car, only enticing the salesman with the prospect of reaching his quota, and getting his bonus. He focused on his partner’s point of view.

Results

After a little back and forth, and even a threat or two of walking out, he walked out of that dealership with not only the lowest deal in the salesman’s history, but also the dealerships. The amount of time invested, the perfect timing executed by the man, and the man’s patience all led to him saving thousands of dollars-buying the car well under invoice.

The man got his car at a better price than he wanted, the salesman got his bonus and his quota, and both parties were happy.

You see if you focus on the partner’s point of view instead of your own, you can accomplish much more and end up with a win-win situation.

Oh by the way, when the first bill came, he paid for the entire car cash, effectively saving him another few thousand dollars in interest.

Win. Win.

Sex on Wheels

This car is the ultimate blend of speed and sport. Blending speed and refinement, sexiness and grandeur, professionalism and all out maniacalism, this car is the ultimate king’s car. It looks just as appropriate at the board room as it does on Miami Beach with a party in your backseat.

The 2012 BMW M5 ($118,306) is ready to get you and up to four passengers to your destination in comfort and style — quickly. Very Quickly. Unleashing an all-new twin-turbo V8 good for 560hp, a 0-62 mph time of 4.4 seconds and a top speed of 190. Other features include a new body treatment, electronics galore, a seven-speed double clutch transmission, 19-inch light alloy M-exclusive wheels, and — thankfully — astonishingly high 28.5 mpg fuel economy. I don’t know about you, but this car would definitely have us running around like a mad man (skinny tie, mod suit, banging all the secretaries in the office.) Enjoy. Something tells us your other car won’t mind the company.

Butter Leather. Whip out the biscuits.

If you try racing this car. Get used to this view.

This is why...

Better park it in the garage. This view has a tendency to instill jealousy.

BUY IT BMW 2012 M5 Starting at $110,000 via

For everyone who wasn't born with a giant claw.

I’m big on knives and I really like a good number of Spyderco products, but one in particular stands out as just the most bad ass. The Spyderco Civilian is that bad ass knife. It reminds me of another Spyderco product, the Harpybut the Civilian is longer and more wicked looking. Spyderco was actually approached in the 1990s by a specialized branch of U.S. law enforcement about making a knife for their undercover agents, allowing them to carry weapons in situations where a gun would have been too noticeable.

The Civilian is Spyderedged (serrated in the Spyderco pattern) and is really great at slicing. This type of knife is perfect for slicing through fishing line, rope, netting, giant spiderwebs, seat belts, things like that. It rides deep in the pocket thanks to a custom curved black clip and is mounted for tip-down carry. We also can’t overlook that the overall design of the blade is scary as hell. It looks like a demon eagle talon or something along those lines. And intimidation is half the fight. Visually, its also beautiful. I really enjoy the very deep curves and the fullness at the belly. I also like the classic little Spyderco hole in the blade, which makes it much easier to open the blade without taking away from the aesthetics. The blade is usually available in limited quantities and costs around $270. I would advise anyone who purchases this blade to handle it very carefully because it can really leave a nasty cut.

Buy it on Amazon: Spyderco Civilian, G-10 Handle, Serrated.