Don't Settle for a Retirement Plan, Part 2

I have enjoyed bringing you this weekly podcast for several years. I feel honored to be able to pass along some of the wisdom I have received.As I move into 2021, I am refocusing some of my priorities and unfortunately, that means doing less of certain things such as this podcast.If you want more content from me, I am still publishing a weekly blog post on my website.This week, I'm looking at how to create the right strategy for your retirement plan. To find out how, listen to the podcast.

Many people believe they have a retirement plan, when all they have is a retirement account. If you want to know the difference and why it matters, listen to the podcast.

A new year is often the time for people to make new resolutions. But I believe that making the right decisions is far more important than making the right resolutions. Learn how you can make better decisions my listening to the podcast.

If your Christmas season isn’t quite so merry as you’d hoped this year, can I offer a few perspectives? Borrowing from Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol - in order to move you beyond your past failures and present difficulties into a bright future, you’re going to have to learn…from the ghosts of Christmas Past, Christmas Present and Christmas Yet to Come.

Maybe 2020 feels like one long crisis. Maybe you can't wait to turn the calendar to 2021. But before you do, it's a good idea to reflect on what a crisis can teach.

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We need to change our time management goals from "doing things right" to "doing the right things." Listen to the podcast to find out more.

Is there a way to get more done in less time? The answer may surprise you. Listen to the podcast to find out.

If a friend asks you to invest in their business, is it a good idea? Listen to the podcast to find out.

In your finances, it's easy to become consumed with the fear of loss or lack. But such fears are rarely productive and often destructive. How can you overcome them? Listen to the podcast to find out.