You Don’t Need It Until You Need It I am a genuine believer in the value of life insurance. It’s a product that, when priced fairly, is invaluable. In the case of someone close to me whose mother passed away during his youth, this product was the only reason his family was able to keep…
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Love or Fear in America: Learning from Germany, Singapore, and Israel
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” – Victor Frankl We each face a choice in every single moment: to act from a place of love or fear. Fear wins by default, and for good reason….
The World I Want to Build: Dinner With Warren Buffett, An Ovarian Lottery, and COVID-19
The Ovarian Lottery Years ago, I was fortunate enough to have dinner with Warren Buffett. I vividly remember his observation that everyone at the table had “won the ovarian lottery.” In other words, each of us had been blessed by fortune simply by the circumstances of our birth. We took for granted our access to…