My Saved COVID-19 Articles
There is no shortage of coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Sadly, I'm finding that most of the coverage is unhelpful finger-pointing and fear-mongering. I thought I'd share several articles that I've found helpful.
There is no shortage of coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic. Sadly, I'm finding that most of the coverage is unhelpful finger-pointing and fear-mongering. I thought I'd share several articles that I've found helpful.
For many years, I taught Retirement Planning classes to adults looking to secure the Certified Financial Planner designation. I don't miss the hard work and the pitiful pay, but I do miss the challenge of teaching complex financial concepts in an understandable and interesting way. I guess that is why I enjoy working with the media.
I was recently featured on XYPN Radio's podcast. While the podcast is a great way to learn more about my path from software development to financial planning, I will warn you that there is plenty of industry jargon and details about my company that may not be interesting to non-advisors.
On an average workday, I receive at least two media requests. I ignore most requests because many are just plain silly. When I do come across something of interest, I'll share some thoughts with the reporter. Here is a list of the latest places I've been quoted.
I’ve been fortunate to have built a good relationship with the media over the years. I receive anywhere from three to ten “media requests” each week from a wide variety of sources. When I do come across something of interest, I’ll email a few comments and offer my assistance; this frequently results in a short conversation with the reporter and a brief quote.
Over the years, I have written many technical planning and investment-related articles. To prove to you that I do have a life outside of work, I’m sharing some of the latest happenings with my family and me.
Over the last year, the Wilsons have added a new family hobby – escape rooms. These rooms are one of my favorite things that we do as a family. I've realized there are a bunch of parallels between them and what I do as a financial advisor. This is probably the reason I’m so hooked.
The pictures are heartbreaking as entire neighborhoods were burned beyond recognition all over California. How would you react if the news came that a fire was heading in your direction?