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Welcome to our weekly article section. You can search for topics at the top right and if you learn by reading, you’ll find these blog posts valuable as they contain short actionable ideas for how to improve your thinking and the automaticity of your money, all in line with our 7 Principles of Prosperity.
Good News: 3 Ways Things Are Better Than They Seem
The news can be overwhelming, often negative… yet is the news the most accurate depiction of the world today? We don’t mean to downplay serious
How to Install Better Money Habits for Prosperity
Money isn’t everything, yet it affects everything that’s important. While money doesn’t inform who you are as a person–your values and passions–it supports your pursuit
How to Measure Backwards for Mental and Numerical Financial Freedom
What is true financial freedom? Can you define freedom with a number? Is financial freedom achieved if you can simply save a million dollars and
5 Ways to Simplify Your Life for Prosperity: How “Stuff” Affects Mindset
Contrary to what you may believe, you don’t have to be living in poverty to harbor a “poverty mindset.” This distinction is critical–otherwise, it’s all
The Ultimate Guide to Whole Life Insurance
Whole life insurance is a type of insurance families use to protect income and provide for their loved ones in the event they pass away.
Protecting Assets from Lawsuits and Creditors: Part 2
Part One of “Protecting Assets from Lawsuits and Judgments” described the many kinds of personal and professional liability that can make somebody susceptible to judgments
Protecting Your Assets from Lawsuits and Judgments: Are You a Target?
You might be a careful driver with good insurance. You might treat people fairly and with respect, enjoy excellent relationships, and avoid conflicts and risky
What If You Can’t Get the Life Insurance You Want?
Beyond its ability to accumulate cash efficiently and with certainty, life insurance is just good protection. Life insurance is a way of making certain that
Updating Your Will: One of Those Things That Requires Regular Attention
Years ago, a story surfaced in the news that sounded like something straight out of a sitcom. A wealthy London widow, who had outlived both