Category Archives: Money Marathon

Three Potential Opportunities Investors and Marathon Runners Could Miss When Using a ‘Set-It-and-Forget-It’ Strategy

Do you worry about missing opportunities to protect and maximize your 401(k)? If so, you’re not alone. You’re like many of the successful clients we serve who just don’t have the time, the energy, the tools, or the expertise to customize, monitor, and execute their 401(k) strategy. If you’d rather watch the video version of […]

Money Marathon Risk #3: You Could Go Off Course With Your Tax Minimization Strategy

We’re in a fun money marathon series using some running stories and analogies to teach and explore how investors could get more potential mileage from their hard-earned money. We’re walking through seven risks of running your wealth marathon without any support. If you would like to watch the video version of this post, please click […]

Money Marathon Risk #2: Letting Financial Worry Hold You Back from Running Your Best Race and Living Your Best Life

We are in a series exploring seven potential risks of running a money marathon alone without any support. We will also discuss some strategies that could help mitigate those risks so that you can feel more confident and secure in your future and free to enjoy the wealth you have created. To watch the video […]

Money Marathon Risk #1: Your Plan Could Crash

Welcome back to our Money Marathon series, where we’re having some fun using running analogies and stories to explore how you could potentially get more mileage out of your hard-earned money. Today, I’m sharing the first of seven risks of running your wealth marathon alone without any support. Each video will walk you through one […]

5 Steps to Run Your Best Money Marathon

You probably know what a marathon is. It’s a 26.2-mile foot race, and there are 26.2 checkpoints that runners cross before hitting that grueling finish line. A money marathon is very similar to a marathon; it’s a long event. In fact, it goes over the course of your entire life. And the goal of your […]

What Happens When You Run a Marathon with No Training, and How That Relates to Your Financial Life

As usual for this series, we are discussing some running stories and analogies that can help you explore how to get more mileage out of your money. Here’s what we’ve covered so far: Strategy #1: Know your why. Strategy #2: Why you need a contingency plan. Strategy #3: What to do when your plan hits the fan. Strategy […]

Why I Think This Painful Wealth Management Exercise is Also One of the Most Beneficial You Can Do

In our Money Marathon series, I’m using some running stories and analogies to teach investors how to get more potential mileage out of their money. We’ve covered six strategies so far: Strategy #1: Know your why. Strategy #2: Why you need a contingency plan. Strategy #3: What to do when your plan hits the fan. Strategy #4: Should you […]

Three Questions That Could Help You Get More Mileage Out of Your Marathon Training & Your Money

We are in a blog series discussing how strategies for running marathons could help you maximize your wealth in a meaningful way. If you’re just joining us in this series, So far, we have covered: Strategy #1: Know your why. Strategy #2: Why you need a contingency plan. Strategy #3: What to do when your […]

How to Combat Financial Stress: Have a Backup Plan for Your Plan

We are in a blog series discussing how strategies for running marathons could help you maximize your wealth in a meaningful way. If you’re just joining us in this series, So far, we have covered: Strategy #1: Know your why.Strategy #2: Why you need a contingency plan.Strategy #3: What to do when your plan hits […]

Should You Bet Your Financial Future on Artificial Intelligence?

We are in a blog series discussing how strategies for running marathons could help you maximize your wealth in a meaningful way. So far, we have covered: Strategy #1: Know your why.Strategy #2: Why you need a contingency plan.Strategy #3: What to do when your plan hits the fan. In today’s money marathon post, we […]