Several years ago I took my two young daughters and my mother (code name: Grandma) to Disneyland. Those three really wanted to go, and they had a wonderful time.
Continue readingMeg’s Musings: Consumption Edition
What I—and Hopefully You—Can Learn from My 85-Year-Old Aunt.
She and her dog stopped along the trail through the chaparral. She bent over and took something out of her cargo pants pocket. “Is that a pedometer?” “Yes,” she responded. “I try to walk three miles a day, between these walks and walking around the house.”
Continue readingMeg’s Musings: Your Spending Doesn’t Affect Just You.
Ramit Sethi’s work on the psychology of money, especially around spending, is wonderful and desperately needed. To put it simply: He encourages people to spend more money on the things they love.
Reflections on 5 Years of Flow
In May 2020, just a couple months into quarantine, I wrote in my Reflections on 4 Years of Flow:
The pandemic and the associated economic chaos might well be the defining feature of Year 5. One client has already left Flow as a result of it. Other clients have had their incomes significantly reduced. And yet others are having a much harder time finding new jobs.
Meg’s Musings: The Unknown
Welcome back to another round of Meg’s random thoughts of the last few months. I hope you enjoy.
Continue readingMeg’s Musings: Thriving in the Time of Covid
Meg’s Musings: (Reducing) Spending Edition
Reflections on Four Years of Flow.
Meg’s Musings: Coronavirus Edition
Meg’s Musings (Inaugural!)