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Investing’s missing ingredient is the lost art of thinking. Far too often, investors are driven by everything other than their own rational thought processes regarding

Investing fads come and go, but when chaos ensues and the dust settles, the holders of the boring, tried-and-true assets survive a disaster. Think of

Despite what the real estate education circuit would have you believe, the road to real estate riches does not run through single-family assets. The road

Investors are understandably jittery with inflation at 40-year highs and recession gaining momentum. With a volatile stock market, investors are faced with three choices moving

Albert Einstein was once giving an exam paper to his graduating class. It turned out that it was the same exam paper he had given

Different people respond differently to adversity. Some shrink and retreat in the face of hard times, while others resist adversity with a small group, sometimes

Everybody’s got advice about how to become wealthy. It is very good advice because there have been so many experiments in business at this point

Self-directed retirement accounts such as self-directed IRAs (SDIRAs) and solo 401(k)s can be vital to building wealth and, depending on the structure, can offer significant

“Any fool can make a fortune; it takes a man of brains to hold onto it.” -Cornelius Vanderbilt. Unfortunately, Cornelius Vanderbilt did not pass his

In the business world, there are two types of leaders – instinctual and intuitive. Business leaders are faced with constant decisions that could have short-term

The problem with buzzwords in the world of investing is that it replaces sound decision-making with irrational thought. ​​Remember the buzzwords that dominated last year?

When I look back on my childhood days of playing Monopoly – now through an adult lens – it’s not all the family fights and