We have studied Stonehenge for centuries—and still cannot say with certainty why it was built. Standing before it, I expected that mystery to make the monument feel less significant. Instead, it made me wonder whether we have become too uncomfortable with not knowing. We want certainty before changing direction. Proof that our efforts will pay [...]
What if your cancer treatment lasts six months — but your recovery takes another year? A recent CNA article talks about a second battle beginning after the end of treatment. When discussing critical illness coverage, I sometimes hear: “Cancer treatment shouldn’t take that long. Why would I need so much coverage?” But I think we [...]
“What kind of care would I want my parent to have… if money were not an object?” A client asked herself this recently, and the question has stayed with me. She is caring for an elderly parent with dementia. Her parent is still mobile enough to move around independently, but no longer able to fully [...]
What is the financial consultant's equivalent of making 100,000 shots? This video stayed with me because it captures something I think about often: mastery is rarely the result of one breakthrough. It is built through thousands of deliberate repetitions—practising, reviewing and refining the small details that most people never see. I have been in financial [...]
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