Critical Thinking in a World of Noise I told you last month I was reading Nathaniel Philbrick’s three-book series on the American Revolution. Last month was spent […]
How Can I Save Money on My Homeowners Insurance? It’s as though someone left the gate open at the Florida state line in the past three years. New residents […]
The Life of a King in an Island Paradise Okay, first things first. For those of you that love language and the use thereof and who aren’t playing Wordle […]
Grace Grace and mercy can be differentiated as follows. Mercy is not getting what you deserve; grace is getting what you […]
Back to School Record high temperatures, crowded beaches, ocean temperatures reaching 88 degrees, and restless kids all mean it is back-to-school season in […]
3 Tips for Mindful Spending Last month was a whirlwind month for online shopping, between 4th of July sales and Amazon’s infamous “Prime Day.” Odds […]
Are You Helping Your Children to Your Own Financial Detriment? Polarizing post alert. I’ve had numerous conversations with people over the past year who provide or are considering providing financial […]
Paradigm Shifts from Toasters to Finances The funny internet meme, “I was today years old when….” Is wholly based on the fact that a person was […]
Washington’s Crypto: The Rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies If you’re a consumer of financial media, you may have heard about Central Bank Digital Currencies or CBDCs. Depending on […]
Travel: The Ultimate Investment in Experiences and Understanding “What I hear, I forget. What I see, I remember. What I do, I understand.” – Xunzi (340 – 245 […]
The Richest Man in Babylon The Richest Man in Babylon is a book written almost 100 years ago by a fellow named George Samuel Clason. […]
Bowlin’s Alley Episode 6 Embark on a journey into the world of artificial intelligence with our two-part series. In this first episode, Dr. Bowlin expertly simplifies complex concepts, using captivating analogies from sound waves to piano pedals.
