Early this morning, I had a short session with some investors, and our discussion drifted toward an interesting question that is what role does money really play in happiness? As someone who has practiced Transcendental Meditation or TM for a number of years, I have learned to see money not as something to chase or…
On a short blogging diet
Posting may be a little lighter over the next couple of days. I will be busy catching up with partners and investors which basically means back-to-back meetings, plenty of coffee or tea, and the occasional reminder to myself that meditation is still important. It is one of those weeks where conversations run long, opportunities pop…
Survey Monday
Family offices often balance a mix of wealth preservation, growth, diversification and philanthropy, depending on their goals and risk tolerance. Over the coming years, priorities may shift with some focusing on growth while others prioritize preserving and diversifying their portfolios. Portfolios are typically diversified across asset classes, including stocks, bonds, real estate, private equity, digital…
The real world does not care about your titles
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. When someone asks me if getting the CFA charter is worth it, my answer is always, “Well, it depends, what do you want out of it?”…
Pranayama breathing
Pranayama, an ancient practice rooted in the Vedas and detailed in Patanjali’s Yoga Sutra, a foundational Hindu scripture from around 200 B.C., involves breathing exercises designed to clear physical and emotional blockages, freeing the breath and allowing the flow of prana, or life energy. Typically, Pranayama is practiced before meditation to prepare the mind and…