Your wealth is more than your money. In fact money is only a tool to accomplish something that matters… to you! Because you’re still alive you haven’t totally fulfilled that…
Read MorePerhaps you’ve been told, “You’re fine. You’re all set.” These are easy words to say that should be backed by proof. You should feel and know you’re on track not…
Read MoreA group of farmers had a struggling crop and didn’t know what else they could do. They recognized it was a drought, but what could they do about that… They…
Read MoreA favorite movie of mine is The Thomas Crown Affair starring Pierce Brosnan as Mr. Crown, a billionaire businessman who makes money by acquiring cash-hurting businesses with great potential. An…
Read MoreIs this too far to “fetch”… a $12 million trust fund for a Maltese? That is how hotel heiress Leona Helmsley famously disinherited her grandchildren. An outlandish story… or is…
Read MoreDon’t just sit there… “DO SOMETHING”. Why… because you can. Because you have something to offer. Because everything you do matters – for you, for others and forever. The people…
Read MoreAre You Blessed or Just Lucky? “I’m just lucky I guess.” A statement I have heard from business owners, executives and even the philanthropically minded. But is that any kind…
Read MoreWhether you’re a millionaire or someone living with much less, you can afford to give. So many people, with wealth and without, want to give but are not sure how…
Read MoreIt’s that time again: the start of the new year. This means that many of us will be making new year’s resolutions—whether it’s eating healthier, staying in touch with friends…
Read MoreBeer enthusiasts, rejoice and get ready for the upcoming 2014 Atlanta Beer Fest! This year’s Beer Fest promises to be better than ever, with two days of beer and food…
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