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A sand glass timer sitting on top of a calendar on a desk
By Spencer Sherman May 28, 2026
Over-promising can feel accommodating, even generous. But it almost always backfires.
A person entering a door, shown in two separate doors with a gap in between.
By Spencer Sherman May 14, 2026
There's more to showing up than walking through the door.
Four multicolored and multi-sized piggy banks against a teal background
By Spencer Sherman April 30, 2026
The beliefs that shape how we spend and save often have nothing to do with our actual finances, and everything to do with where we came from.
Silhouette of a head in water with a cloud-like shape above it on a gray background
By Spencer Sherman April 22, 2026
Rumination can feel like problem-solving. But when it comes to your finances, it may be costing you more than you realize.
A man, ashamed of a financial mistake, sits at a table, chin resting on folded hands beside a mug.
By Spencer Sherman March 31, 2026
Everyone makes financial mistakes. It's the shame that follows that does the most damage. Here's how to break the cycle.
Silhouettes of a woman and a child version of herself on a hill against a vibrant, hazy sunset sky.
By Spencer Sherman March 24, 2026
Why compassion may succeed where willpower fails when it comes to your deepest money beliefs.
Elderly Man Shaking Hands with Consultant
By Spencer Sherman February 26, 2026
Discover why a beginner's mind may be the most valuable thing your advisor can bring to the table.
A hand holds a cup containing soil and gold jewelry
By Spencer Sherman February 13, 2026
When life starts running on autopilot, curiosity fades. Humility offers another path – one that replaces certainty with attention, thus widening our perspective.
Miniature tree growing from a stack of gold coins
By Spencer Sherman January 30, 2026
This strategy has historically surpassed 90% of professional investors.

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