Love Where Your Money Goes

What do you give to the person that has everything? What other gifts could you give this upcoming season?

Death. It's difficult (very) to talk about it. But it's also very important and necessary. Here are some ideas about what to talk about when talking about death.

The stock market has been acting "a little crazy" this year... Is a crash coming? Should you worry? I think you shouldn't, specially if you're taking care of the things you can control about it.

Talking about money with your significant other is not easy for most people. In this episode, I share some ideas on how to do it and the types of questions that I believe couples should be asking each other.

I believe the idea of retirement (doing close to nothing for 30 years) is outdated. At the same time, Americans rate very low on "retirement readiness". How to reconcile both ideas? Reframing what investing for "retirement" really means.

Is the world at the brink of a meltdown? Or, are better times coming? Is prosperity going to continue or not? In this episode I share why and how your vision of the future can shape the way you invest (and everything else you do, really).

Beyond their genious and their untimely deaths, Aretha Franklin, Prince and Pablo Picasso share one very important issue, one that a lot of people prefer to ignore (at their own peril)

Change, any change, can be scary, specially when you're talking about changing careers, place or residence or even if you're thinking about stop working.
How can you make it less scary? How can you make it so that it increases your happiness?

Carl Richards (www.behaviorgap.com), former financial advisor and NY Times columnist, explained in his email newsletter (which you should subscribe to) the most important investment.
Here's my take.

Budgeting... That dreaded word.... What if there was a different way of looking at it?

Today's topic was suggested by Nuhket Hendricks, Women's Leadership Coach. Find more about Nudket atwww.sheleadsfearlessly.com