How can you maximize your social security bend points? Do you want to retire early but still get as much social security as possible? If so, you should understand the bend points of social security. Most financial planners don’t […]
Equanimity as an Intention My weekly intention is equanimity. Well, actually, equanimity works both weekly and daily. That means that not every day will be a great day, and that is ok. After all, more often than not, life […]
How to have better friends in retirement Understanding your attachment style can help you have better friendships in retirement. About half have a secure attachment style. The rest have a mix of insecure attachment features (like avoidant or anxious). The […]
Retirement and the Johari Window The Johari Window is a novel through which to view retirement. In a simple 2×2 grid, you can better understand the challenges you’d like to take on in this phase of life. In management, the […]
Buffer Assets to Mitigate Sequence of Returns Risk Buffer Assets can be used to mitigate sequence of returns risk. In fact, I would consider any strategy aimed at reducing sequence of returns risk as a buffer asset! After all, an […]
Written Before Variants or Vaccines: From Killer to Common Cold A year after my book From Killer to Common Cold was published—well, what has changed? Did I get it right… or? Composed before variants and vaccines, what […]
