Having The Time For The Things That Matter
Checklists enable us all to have the time and freedom we need to apply intelligent thought to what matters most to our clients...
Checklists enable us all to have the time and freedom we need to apply intelligent thought to what matters most to our clients...
Books, GAIA, turbulent markets, keeping an open mind, why a proven investment strategy might not work for you, and much, much more. My top picks this week....
I think we can safely say that autumn has arrived. September here in France was characterised by beautiful, sunny and warm days, with temperatures dropping sharply into single digits at night. Our 37-year-old horse, Uly, has his rug on at night now and we even...
Without a plan based on where they are now, how do they have any clue how they will get to where they want to be in the future? ...
As Simon Sinek states in ‘Start with Why’, “A company is a culture. A group of people brought together around a common set of values and beliefs.”...
My weekly compilation of the best of what I read, watched or listened to from the world of finance...
I find people endlessly fascinating, and that’s certainly been borne out in my August reading – biographies dominated....
Honest journalism; anecdotes; the magician's trick; the man who owns the moon; putting your clients' interests first; becoming a better reader; who can best argue the case for active management; what is a trillion dollars? The best of what I read this week....
Recency bias permeates all aspects of our lives. Fortunately, as an investor, there are several steps you can take to mitigate its effects....
There are many steps we can take as investors to shield ourselves from the worst aspects of our emotional behaviour, but one of the most effective, by far, is process, process, process....