Here’s the issue: If you have young children, and if you have plans to help pay ( or pay entirely) for their education after high school, there’s a good chance your current strategy will fall short of covering the cost. Continue reading Evaluating Future Education Costs
In late Summer 2017, I was making a transition into a new position, and traveling weekly because of it. Being away from my family is something I loathe. In some senses, it can be a good thing – it brings perspective into your relationships when you have an opportunity to step away from them for … Continue reading Book: Subliminal – How Your Unconscious Mind Rules Your Behavior. By Leonard Mlodinow
From time to time, I get asked about Bitcoin, and other emerging investment opportunities. I don’t think it’s necessarily, a bad investment, but being an “early adopter” on this kind of currency investment isn’t for everyone. It’s still pretty early in the life of Bitcoin, and it’s gone up tremendously ( fallen tremendously). The ride … Continue reading Risk Tolerance & Bitcoin (pt 1)
Police officers have the hardest jobs on the planet. It’s unbelievably tough. They see the worst parts of being human: addiction, abuse (physical, verbal, etc), neglect, endangerment, horrendous violence, and indifference. They are lied to, constantly. Even during a simple traffic stop, the public they are protecting are alarmingly dishonest with them. They respond to … Continue reading Police Officers
With many mini marathons coming up in the next couple of months, there’s ample opportunity to screw the pooch ( who came up with that term, anyway?), blow a ton of hard work, and have your race suck. It’s easy to do. Waking up on race morning, and have everything go “wrong”, despite training harder … Continue reading Half Marathon Tips/ How To Not Screw It Up
Andrew L Hamilton 