March 31, 2021
We’re coming up to 25 years since I started our financial planning practice. Over those years I’ve offered advice to clients about their finances, as well as counsel on a multitude of finance-related (and often some very un-related) subjects. As I think back to many of those conversations, I realize how often I used the word “NO.”
March 31, 2021
From Emily Barone at TIME Magazine1, “It was a year ago that the COVID-19 pandemic seized control of our lives. While essential workers remained on the job, the rest of America, confined to quarters, tried to come to terms with a life on pause. Working, learning, and passing the time almost entirely from home meant changes in habits, health, relationships, and plans for the future. Numbers don’t tell the whole story, of course, but these at least describe the contours of the lives we lived.”
March 31, 2021
A client recently shared a blog post from the blogging website Wait But Why (https://waitbutwhy.com/) that we would like to share with you. While it only takes a few minutes to scroll through, it has the potential to leave you pondering. To make the post more meaningful, substitute your age for the age of the author. Do the math on how many of ‘whatever’ you have left.
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