Calibrating Capital

One of my favorite questions to ask clients is this: “What is your personal generosity philosophy?” I love the question, and I love the answers. Because within those answers show what people really get excited[…]

A few weeks ago my friend Justin had me on his podcast to talk about Enough (also below)- and he asked a really great question during it: is there anything that scares me about establishing[…]

Circling back to a topic that’s garnered a fair amount of interest: Enough. Probably a better place to start is first reading that article if you haven’t already. Towards the end of it, I made[…]

I’d like to take a minute and address why I stopped writing in the second half of 2020, mostly because I think it has larger principle at play in life. My specific case may or[…]

A few thoughts on why I stopped taking on new clients and how we’ve personally defined Enough.

A number of years ago our then-family-of-5 moved in with my mother-in-law for 7 months while we were listing our home for sale, and deciding either to build or buy a new one. It was[…]

It’s most likely not hyperbole to say that what we are facing right now with COVID-19 is something that none of us will ever forget. Maybe – especially – those of us with kids at[…]

I’m going to let you in on a little secret of mine: every post I write I try to make as evergreen as I possibly can – meaning I don’t want my content to have[…]

Who are you? And who am I? Basic questions, right? Maybe on some levels – but I think most of us, myself included, at times mask, exaggerate, or embellish who we truly are. We fake[…]

I’m relatively convinced of something that I can’t necessarily prove. The more abundance we live in, the harder it is to be grateful. Which is kind of crazy when we think about it – the[…]