When I first read today’s article, it resonated immediately. I knew that I had to share it as my “Best Of The Month” guest post. The article put into words […]
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Tag: Just Do It
Vanguard’s Security Audit – What I Learned When I Took It
I got an email yesterday, and I suspect all of you who use Vanguard received the same. It’s rare for me to write within one day of something happening, but […]
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One Thing I Discovered…
I discovered something last month. It’s something I intuitively knew, but gained a new appreciation for on a June day in Youngstown, Ohio. But…I’m getting ahead of myself. I could […]
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The Regret We Get Wrong
Fritz here, sending this from a library in Northern Ohio as we enter the final week of our month-long RV trip through the Midwest. It’s been a great trip, and […]
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Just Make The Coffee
I imagine we all have a few favorite writers. Sahil Bloom is one of mine. If you’re not aware of Sahil, you should be. He’s an excellent writer, and over […]
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Our 2026 RV Adventure
It’s that time of year again. In 10 days, we’ll be pulling out of our driveway for a month-long RV adventure through the Midwest, visiting State Parks and family along […]
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Your 12 Good Years
On rare occasions, I read something so powerful I have to share it here. Today is one such occasion. Dan Haylett is one of my favorite writers, and a heckuva […]
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9 Proven Ways To Boost Your Happiness in Retirement
Retirement is a harder transition than most people realize. Sure, you’ve made it across “The Starting Line,” and you have freedom unlike any other time in life. But it also […]
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The Gap Between Living And Living Well
On rare occasions, I read something so insightful that I feel compelled to share it with the readers of this blog. Today’s article is an example of one such occasion. […]
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Retirement Is a Sprint, Not a Marathon
We’ve all heard the line: “Retirement is a marathon, not a sprint.” It sounds reasonable on the surface. You’ve got 20, maybe 30 years ahead of you. Take it slow. […]
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