Helping People Achieve A Great Retirement
I went to Montreal this week. The real reason: To Say Thank You. A long-time associate was retiring after 35 years, we’ll call him “Al”. Al and I had worked […]
Read moreI’ve noticed a developing theme in this blog: a serious analytical post, followed by a few “lighter” philosophical posts. This wasn’t by design, but seems to fit the way my […]
Read moreIf your retirement plan consistents of working until you have enough money to retire, you may want to think again, or at least begin working on a “Plan B”. At […]
Read moreWe’ve all known one. Those “late career” folks who are within striking distance of retirement, who for some reason change their approach to work. They’ve put in 35+ years, they’re […]
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When Can I Retire? Do you ever ask yourself that question? It’s a question all of us ask as we’re preparing for retirement. Do you know the steps required to […]
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In the “Building Block” series, we’ve looked at the following three key elements (click on title of each to view the article): 1) The Levers of Wealth (Spend Less than […]
Read moreA few years ago, when I was in Amsterdam (reference Post #22 “Life At Full Throttle”), I had the opportunity to visit “The Hiding Place” of Anne Frank. I had […]
Read more5 1/2 years ago, I wrote the following note while drinking a coffee in the Amsterdam train station during a business trip in Europe. I found it this past weekend. […]
Read moreYep, that’s my drive. I’m usually in that 3rd lane from the left (right next to the double white line). I75/I85 Southbound, 9 Lanes wide, right through the heart of […]
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Why does your car have a gas gauge? Seems obvious, doesn’t it? As we’re heading down the road, we need to know how much fuel we have in the tank. […]
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