It Turns Out, My Dad Was Right
Growing up the son of a dentist was no treat. Literally. There were no treats. No pop, cookies, white bread, […]
Sound Advice
Learning to Breathe
I became acutely aware of how important breathing is when pneumonia rendered it difficult and painful. I suppose I knew
Walk This Way
What if you made one small change in your daily activity and you could reduce the risk of dementia by
Ignore the Click Bait
Several times per month I receive an email from a client with a link to some very scary article with
Where Are You Going?
Last year I read Matt Haig’s book The Midnight Library, which I really enjoyed. I won’t spoil it for you,
Stay the course
Being a successful investor means having a strategy, sticking to that strategy, and resisting the urge to make emotional decisions
It’s Not As Bad As You Think
I subscribe to the Wall Street Journal and have been a reader of the paper since my senior year in
Caveat Emptor for Higher Education
Caveat emptor is one of only a few Latin phrases that I know, and you probably know it too. From
Discipline Equals Freedom
I came across the quote by former Navy Seal, Jocko Willink, and it was one of those quotes I had