On Vulnerability and Self-Righteousness in Families
Exploring the Relationship Between Two States of Being. As I write this week’s missive, I’m excited to see what I’ll come up with…
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Responding Versus Reacting, Revisited
One Is Usually Better, But Not Always. This week we’ll be looking at an idea I’ve touched on in the past, but in a new light…
Soaking In the RendezVous Experience, Again
My Tenth In-Person Gathering with My Tribe. This is an easy blog for me to write each year, but also a difficult one. I attended…
The Elusive One-Big-Happy-Family
All Happy Families Are the Same…. Most weeknights after having dinner and watching the news, my wife and I watch Jeopardy…
On Experiments in Sensory Deprivation
What Happens When You Can’t See? The virtual meeting world has certainly changed the way people meet, especially in the past half…
Inheriting Wealth, AND Structures
The First Part of Is More Appealing than the Second. This week we’ll be looking at an aspect of the world of wealth transitions…
Too Much Vocation, Not Enough Vacation
It’s Important to Find the Right Balance. Welcome to another episode of word play, where I have fun juxtaposing similar words in…
Challenges Transmitting the Value of Industry to the NextGen
Working Hard So They Won’t Have To. There are some challenges that people in my line of work see over and over again, but that…
The Illusory Time/Money Trade-Off
Sounds Good, But Is It Real? This week’s topic falls into the category of “I can’t believe I haven’t written about this yet”…
“Circle Gets the Square” – Non-Hollywood Version
Throwing Another Analogy onto the Fire. If the quote in my title sounds familiar, you’re probably a boomer like me, who watched…
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