Just as Miles Davis taught that a "wrong note" in jazz only becomes a mistake if you don't respond with the right note afterward, your financial missteps don't define your future

For professionals in helping fields, sales often feels uncomfortable or even unethical—but that changes when you realize that if you truly believe your service helps people,

A casual dinner conversation revealed that a business owner earning $150,000 was paying significantly more in self-employment taxes than necessary.

The urge to "fix" problems in relationships—whether it's a meltdown at mini-golf or a tense money conversation—often makes things worse because people don't want solutions, they want to feel understood.

Getting scammed on counterfeit AirPods revealed a powerful psychological bias called loss aversion—the tendency for losses to hurt far more than equivalent gains feel good, which drives us to make poor decisions with our money, investments, and even our faith.