Thief – Overcoming Social and Economic Barriers to Human Capital Recovery

Posted November 29, 2018 “My life was a raging dumpster fire!” – Anonymous, after two weeks at a residential drug rehabilitation treatment center. So, how does the practitioner or client engage in financial planning while the client is driven to desperately and surreptitiously feed their addiction or fearfully concede to a dependence on opiates?  When … Continue reading Thief – Overcoming Social and Economic Barriers to Human Capital Recovery

Your Cyberspace Assets

Photo by Markus Spiske temporausch.com on Pexels.com I am always fascinated by a great action packed or science fiction movie that appears to foreshadow the direction our country is going when it comes to technology, global geo-political-military affairs, or the human condition and how we relate to each other.  Whether it’s Soylent Green and the … Continue reading Your Cyberspace Assets

Waypoints

A waypoint is a point of interest or an intermediate stop along a journey.  Ideally, the relevant waypoints have been determined and the final destination has been identified BEFORE a journey begins.  What we have to remember is that in financial planning, as it arguably is with all planning, a waypoint is not a final … Continue reading Waypoints