I have often written about the discernment needed when consuming news. Frequently, good news is presented as bad news. The build-up and post results news from the November elections are a great example of this. And unless you actively search for alternative views to your own, your truth will be unbalanced. Read more.
I eventually just did it. Wrote a blog. It had been a dream procrastinated on for years. And today I celebrate that. One of the best decisions of my life. Read more.
Too often, it seems that people cannot give the important things, like financial planning, the time it needs in the absence of urgency. And urgency is no friend to sound financial planning. Read more.
Our relationship with our clients can sometimes span decades. When they do, we are, to a degree, a part of their life journey and we witness how a life can be well lived. We observe what good choices look like over the long-term and how in valuing the right things, you truly grow wealth. Read more.
People all over the world are either planning to or have left their jobs. Coined the Great Resignation, people are, worldwide, critically evaluating the role of work in their lives. Read more.
Emotional responses to gains and losses are very real. And making decisions from that place can become difficult. But it doesn’t have to be.
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