The Stock Market is Overvalued: A Bond Market Perspective U.S. stock markets are overvalued, with a duration of 75 at current levels. The refinancing cliff hasn't hit yet, which is likely to pressure earnings.
Lifting the Floor vs Raising the Ceiling I had a conversation recently with a performance coach named Chris Doherty. Chris works with junior golfers to help them improve their game, some of whom have gone on to be D-I athletes and PGA tour players. Chris said one thing to me that stood out to me in that
Why It is Your Moral Duty to Charge More Money (Part 2) In Part 1 of this post, I discussed how the feeling of financial insecurity can be mapped to simple math—a person who feels financially insecure does not have much of a cushion. For many people, the best way to increase your cushion is to bring in more money, and
Why It is Your Moral Duty to Charge More Money (Part 1) This note is split into two parts due to length. Part 2 will be published next week. -- I recently had two emotions & finance conversations with women who are hourly solopreneurs—one is a yoga teacher, and the other is a licensed therapist. Both came into the conversation feeling
How Your Scarcity Mindset is Actively Blocking You from Abundance Having a scarcity mindset prevents you from committing to specialization. Specialization leads to abundance, in ways that you can't predict or expect.
A Technique for Shifting from a Scarcity Mindset to an Abundance Mindset Most people who are stuck in a scarcity mindset are stuck because they have no practice thinking in abundance terms. This post describes a technique for practicing your abundance mindset.
When people don’t listen to your advice I recently had a conversation with a more junior person in my field that went sideways. Over the course of the conversation (which related to our shared field) I felt myself becoming angry—with internal words like “this attitude is a mistake” and “he just doesn’t get it.” Later
Personal Balance Sheet Template w/ Video Guide A personal balance sheet template for you to use. Organized by asset categories including cash, investments (with subcategories), real estate, vehicles, and other items. Liabilities correspond to the closest matching asset.
Continuous Learning and Continuous Teaching Learning, teaching, and doing are all connected as part of the same process. This process produces the confidence that, over time, dissolves guilt and fear.
A Little Bit of Impostor Syndrome Is a Good Thing Self-doubt lights the path towards growth and learning.