I remember driving home from my high school graduation, excited. I was excited not because I was done with school but because of what I was about to start. I’d been working with a friend to put up my first website. I was going to be a writer. I’m sure whatever I wrote that day was terrible but that’s sort of the point. It was the first of many, many days. Two decades of days, in fact. I have been writing almost every day for twenty years. How many millions of words is that? I don’t kn...| RyanHoliday.net
Some of the most popular TV shows of the '70s and early '80s depicted middle class America in all its glory. Bewitched was one of my faves (I practiced the nose twitch in hopes of discovering magical abilities), but ther...| Contessa Capital Advisors
Investors often assume the markets are working against them. For those with a large slug of cash to put to work in the markets, the fear is they will put all of their money to work right before the market takes a dive and completely mistime things. There is no perfect time to invest but the...| A Wealth of Common Sense
Health and wealth are inseparably linked. Trendy advice might work for some people, but it can often be counterproductive to achieving one’s goals. The health industry is a breeding ground for the latest but not necessarily the greatest body hacking advice. First, look at some health trends that might do more harm than good. Wearable...| A Teachable Moment
Here are some better questions to ask yourself: Have scary news headlines, market valuation techniques, pundit predictions, geopolitical events or your gut instincts ever worked as legitimate market indicators in the past? Should picking tops in the market even have a place in your investment process? Do you have a reliable signal, based upon the...| A Wealth of Common Sense
