When you hit 60, you’re at the crest of life. You can see both ways – backward to your mistakes and forward to know that you’ll make most of them again.
Category:
Beyond Wealth
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The founding of the United States was revolutionary. Not just in the sense of replacing one set of rulers with another but in placing power in the hands of the people…
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How do you live a happy and fulfilling life? Perhaps not surprisingly, it has nothing to do with that new car, the latest iPhone or your new set of golf clubs…
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As parents, we teach our kids how to be good people and self-reliant adults. Those lessons in responsibility shouldn’t be lost on us as we get older…
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Occupy Wall Street protestors famously blamed the top 1% for income inequality and their lot in life. But some are now extending the blame to everyone in the top 10%…
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“Man is not free unless government is limited.” Reagan had many warnings about the dangers of big government, which is why grabbing hold of your destiny is so important…
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Pleasure, purpose and pride are the three P’s to happiness, according to Dan Buettner’s book The Blue Zones of Happiness. Yet there’s one thing that can make happiness come a lot easier…
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Most of us don’t need a lot of material things to be happy. But wealth removes the barriers that prevent us from living full and enriching lives…
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In George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, “Ignorance is Strength.” And most academics and journalists are similarly controlling how our kids think about capitalism…
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Most Americans believe that self-reliance, hard work and tenacity are the keys to prosperity. But the freedom to act, say and do what you want shouldn’t mean “go it alone…”