As the year draws to a close, I will be a little quieter here over the next couple of weeks, not because anything is wrong but because everything is very much in motion. The good news is that things are very much in order. Even better, I’m happy to share that we have had new…
Preserving wealth in an inflationary world
Holding cash in savings accounts or fixed deposits feels responsible. The balance does not fluctuate, interest is credited, and there is comfort in knowing your money is always there when you need it. In the real world, that sense of safety can be misleading. I was recently told by some people who actually pay the…
The compounding returns of a calm brain
I was catching up with a long-time partner while on the road recently, and somewhere between market updates and life stories, the conversation drifted quite naturally into Transcendental Meditation. I shared how meditation has quietly but profoundly benefited both my personal life and my work. Not in a mystical, incense-filled way (although that image always…
The investor’s black belt
I periodically recycle old posts on my blog to ensure that new clients can benefit from valuable content they may have missed and this post is one such example. Obtaining my first black belt in Tae Kwon Do more than 30 years ago marked a significant milestone, demonstrating my dedication and perseverance in the martial…
The Ayurvedic approach to healthier meals
When whipping up meals for your loved ones, it is not just about what is on the plate, it is about your vibe too. According to Ayurvedic teachings, which have been around for a few thousand years, the cook’s emotional state can actually influence the quality of the food. So, if you are feeling like…