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Making Decisions Is Exhausting. Rules and Automation Help You Make Fewer Decisions in your Finances.

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You and I probably have at least one thing in common: the administrative burden of modern life is exhausting. Overwhelming. Frustrating. Just nothing good about it, but we can’t escape it.

Angel investing. You really really want to. But should you?

You got that itch to invest in some early stage companies. Maybe a former colleague founded a company and you know they’re Super Smart and their idea is So Good. Or you just love the cause that this one company is supporting.

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Meg’s Musings: Thriving in the Time of Covid

We are all emerging from the first “stage” of quarantine. We are also all starting to realize that, contrary to what I assumed back in March, this is all going to take a lot longer than just a few months to fix.

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Meg’s Musings: (Reducing) Spending Edition

I offer up these thoughts on spending in the spirit of: If it helps, I am happy. If this is not the right time for you to think about such things, please ignore them! The internet is wonderful (and terrible) in that nothing ever disappears. Come back later if you want.

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When’s the Best Time to Hire a Financial Planner? Before You “Need” One.

Flow FInancial Planning's Block Woman is confronted with difficult choices and needs discipline

I must start with an acknowledgment that this blog post is clearly self-serving. It also happens to be something I genuinely believe.

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Making Decisions Is Exhausting. Rules and Automation Help You Make Fewer Decisions in your Finances.

Angel investing. You really really want to. But should you?

Meg’s Musings: Thriving in the Time of Covid

Meg’s Musings: (Reducing) Spending Edition

When’s the Best Time to Hire a Financial Planner? Before You “Need” One.

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