Planning vs. Doing: The Fight for Time
How much planning is too much? A day spent between financial planning, schedules, goals, and reflection — and why planning and doing need each other more than we think.
Tag: portfolio life
My Word of the Year: Breakthrough
Breakthrough is my word of the year. A reflection on resistance, reframing, and the quiet accumulation that leads to a true before and after.
Take Stock: An Audit for Life and Business
An audit doesn’t just belong in business. A life audit can reset your goals, turn gaps into actions, and bring clarity in both work and personal life.
The End-of-Year in Sight: Taking Stock of Your Goals
With the end-of-year in sight, I paused to take stock of my goals. From health and family wins to business and charity lessons, I discovered the power of decluttering, re-centering, and going deep. Here’s what I learned as I prepare for the months ahead.
I did slow down: slow days, scattered mind
This summer, I slowed down — on purpose. But with the quiet came chaos. In this post, I reflect on the summer slowdown mindset: what happens when you trade structure for spontaneity and stillness for scattered thoughts.
Redefining the Rush: From Frenzy to Curated Velocity
I didn’t slow down after corporate life—I reshaped how I move. This is a story of frenzy, portfolio living, and discovering a new kind of intentional momentum.
Rebalancing the Portfolio
This week, I started off with good intentions. I felt my portfolio needed a rebalancing and planned a few tactical