How do you typically spend your days off? When you finally reach a day with no required meetings or work deadlines, how do you fill that space? For many of us, a day off doesn't actually mean rest. It means catching up. Running errands. Tackling projects we've been
Things are always changing. Depending on your level of restlessness or adaptability that could be a good or a bad thing. For me, it simply depends on what is changing. I would certainly be okay if the weather decided to stop being 100 degrees every day for
This week feels like one of those moments where the headlines are pulling your attention in five different directions at once. From a potential frenzy around SpaceX, talk of (again/finally) “ending the war” creeping back into markets, and a steady drumbeat of capital raising that quietly tells a different
What's the latest skill you've picked up? Maybe you've started learning a new instrument, experimenting in the kitchen, or trying your hand at gardening. Learning something new can be exciting, but it's rarely easy. It takes intention, effort, and perseverance
Probably the most frustrating thing for investors to learn is the relationship between economic growth, inflation, interest rates, and stock prices. Often during times of prolonged growth for stock prices we hear about a "Goldilocks" economy where growth and inflation are not too hot and not too cold. This allows
