Growth is not a
zero-sum game.

It’s not a matter of “enough” or “not enough.” The best financial plans are, creative, diverse, and resilient. (Just like you).

No one actually lives
in the living room.

If your financial plan is a house, you’re going to do more than entertain in it. And yet, that’s precisely what a plan solely centered on investments looks like: the stunning entryway, the well-chosen wall art. But how much of your living do you actually do there?

A house is meant to be lived in; it also should feel like home.

Plans are what you need when—not if—things don’t go as planned.

A solid, comprehensive, weatherproof plan isn’t something you grab the moment the clouds roll in. It’s a house built to withstand wind and water. Far better to watch the storm from inside than standing in the rain under a flimsy piece of fabric, hoping it holds.

Time is not your enemy—
or your friend.

How we feel about time tells us a lot about how we see our lives—do we think we’re running behind? Or that it’s yawning endlessly ahead? Time is not for or against you; it’s simply another resource.

Unlike money, when it’s gone, it’s gone. No one knows how much time we have. How do you want to spend yours?