This is the second of three articles based on a letter I sent my clients in mid-October. I left you last week saying that skittish investors whose fears are
These next few articles are based on a letter I sent my clients in mid-October. The market back then was a bit bouncy. (Since I write these articles well in
Competition. It’s part of the landscape for all businesses…and often dreaded. When they hear I’m from Wichita Falls, many of my peers from around the country
I find the trust and faith people must have to choose me as their financial advisor interesting. Obviously anybody handing over their life’s savings for
Last week I looked at why, when the stock market is performing well, there is a dearth of prospective clients coming through my door. Today, as part of my 20th
I’ve been looking back at some lessons I’ve learned as a way to celebrate 20 years with my firm. Some lessons are good for investors, some for owners or
I’m not successful. Well, I’m not stellar, at least according to the metrics of many studies I’ve participated in. What’s a metric? It’s a standard of
Generally I am not paid by the hour. Instead, my pay is based on the amount of investment assets I am managing for a client. So whether I work 20 hours next
Back when I was a kid, there was a sport called Figure Skating. Heard of it? Maybe the artistry and athleticism you get to see at the Winter Olympics included a
“Hey Doc, I’ve got this pain back here.”
Those of you in the medical profession have heard this and other conversation starters at parties, while shopping, in
Last week I introduced the African Daisy. Actually, I introduced what a friend of mine told me about her African Daisies. The topic not only became the basis
African Daisies.
Why the heck is Gary talking about flowers, you might ask. Well, it is something of a challenge. Upon hearing I was going to write some
