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October 2, 2026
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I’ll admit it. I’m scared. I’m scared of failure. I’m scared of leaving the cozy cocoon of the reality I’ve known for two decades. I’m
They were already stretched thin… but not for the usual reason. Not from spending too much. From saving too much. Here’s the setup. A Member
“Thou shalt not hold money without purpose.” Every penny you have needs a job. You don’t invest to “beat the market.” You don’t hold cash
September 11, 2001. I was 24 years old. Living in downtown Manhattan. Sleeping in. My then-girlfriend called me on my StarTac. “We’re under attack.” “What
Each quarter I sit down 1:1 with every member of our team to conduct their QOAR — Quarterly Opportunities & Accomplishments Review. We both prepare
I went to urgent care yesterday. 🙄 I woke up on Monday with terrible soreness in my middle right back. As a lifter I figured
This weekend, our new block had a block party. About 75 strangers – our new neighbors – all in one place. I walked in and
Amanda had a discovery call today with a prospect looking for an “advanced investment strategy. You know, one with alternative investments and hedge funds.” We’ve
Wanna know a secret? I’m scared. No seriously. Last week our team did something a little different at our quarterly planning meeting. We still did
I’m super excited for our Fireside Chat tonight! As a planner, I couldn’t not do a little prep for it, and it turns out to