Rise With Mark

There comes a point when achievement isn’t the challenge anymore, clarity is.

After four decades on Wall Street, from Bear Stearns to Morgan Stanley, Mark Seruya is sharing what the markets, and life, taught him about people. In this first episode, he sits down with his friend Lisa Begley to talk about his rise from a jewelry store counter to senior managing director, and the setbacks along the way: a firm collapsing, a divorce, the 2008 crash, caring for loved ones through illness, and starting over at 62.

You’ll hear why emotional investing is the costliest mistake, why caregivers have to take care of themselves first, and how a daily journaling habit helped him reinvent himself.

For anyone in their 50s and 60s who wants to live their next chapter rather than let it live them.

Learn more at risewithmark.com