An old man is knocking at my door. At some point, he’ll find a way to get in. Once he enters, I know he’ll be here to stay. Until then, […]
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Tag: regret
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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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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Ready. Aim. Fire.
When I was in Corporate America, a common mantra in my office was… Ready. Aim. Fire. Sounds easy, but often we take what feels like the safer approach. Ready. Aim. […]
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Why Is It So Hard To Spend Money?
It’s hard to spend money. I made a spending decision for my 60th birthday. Big news, right? Not normally, but for some reason I had a difficult time with what […]
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Taking Stock – A Book Review
If given the opportunity, what could you learn from those on their deathbeds? It seems a morbid topic, but I encourage you to take a moment to overcome your initial […]
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The Someday Syndrome
I remember waiting for someday. I remember many times in my life when I went through The Someday Syndrome, waiting for something that felt like it would never arrive. If […]
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The Reality of Caring For Aging Parents
My mother-in-law moved into our home when our daughter was a Freshman in High School. After being admitted to the hospital twice for nutritional deficiencies (she forgot to eat), she […]
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The Four Paths of Retirement
What is your retirement going to be like? If yours is like the experience of others, it will likely follow one of four paths of retirement. Which one of the […]
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The Cliff of Irrelevance
It happens quickly. One minute you’ve got a nice title, one you’ve worked decades to achieve. The next minute, you’re irrelevant. What can you do to survive the Cliff of […]
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