Is home really where the heart is, or in today’s financial climate, has the adage evolved to “home is where your low mortgage rate from three years ago is?” Anecdotally, in conversations with financial advisors, I’ve heard the same story several times: Clients feel stuck in their homes because they don’t want to give up […]
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It’s the start of a new year, and I’m sure you’ve thought a decent amount about how the year will play out. (Don’t worry, this isn’t going to be yet another post about New Year’s resolutions!). Consider, for a minute, something about your upcoming year that is marked by uncertainty. Maybe it’s the state of
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What do you think of when you hear the term “mindfulness?” For me, it’s an iconic image of Don Draper in the final season of the TV series “Mad Men.” The scene presents a lesson in contrasts: Draper, wearing a crisp white button-down, sits cross-legged on the ground with the Northern Californian coastline behind him
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Have you ever had the feeling that people are somehow getting worse over time? Or that the moral foundations of society are fraying as the years tick by? Brand new research published in Nature explores the prevalence of this perception as well as the reasons why it may come to be. Admittedly, this topic may
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We explore why taking a rigid approach versus a flexible approach is more effective when planning, pursuing and attaining goals.
How Do We and How Should We Set Goals for Ourselves and Others? Read More »
One of my favorite headlines from The Onion reads: “Thirty-one-year-old Edward Brawley’s plan to get himself an umbrella from a random lost and found took two hours, but it saved him $2.99.” What a relatable tale. After all, who among us hasn’t found ourselves in situations where we are completely ignorant of the value of
I probably don’t need to spend time painting a vivid macroeconomic picture unless you’ve recently been doing your best impression of an ostrich. So, let me briefly spell it out: Not since Richard Nixon was in the Oval Office have we had a year in which the stock market had a worse six-month start.1 If
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