Today, we talk about goats, game shows and variable change. Specifically, we talk about the Monty Hall problem, how new information can guide us to change our approach and how anchoring in decision-making gets in the way.

If you've read any of the online banter within the Childfree forums that exist out there, you quickly realize that there are a lot of very angry people there. Why? Are they genuinely representative of all people without kids? Or does "childfree"...

We talk about flattening the curve when it comes to slowing the spread of coronavirus, but it's also an idea that we can apply to our cash flow during times like these. We are all becoming aware of the importance of cash flow during the country's...

Do you have the right things in place if something were to happen to you? Estate planning documents go beyond the simple question of, "Who gets my stuff?" They become even more important for those of us who don't have kids.More often than not, people...

There's been quite a bit published on the internet recently about how to work from home. You can tell most of it was written by someone sitting in an office. Forget time blocking and follow these steps instead.

There's a quote: "Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional." During stressful times like we're experiencing with the global pandemic, it's normal to feel uncomfortable, especially around our finances. However, we have the opportunity to use this...

Sorry folks, spring has been canceled.Frustrated or scared about your investments, finances and retirement in light of what's happened because of COVID-19?

In this week's episode, I interview Kelly Theresa Linton, the COO of Arobase Group.

In this week's episode, I interview Matthew Bivens, a balance lifestyle coach and host of the Having It A.L.L. podcast.

Have you ever been shamed for not having kids?