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Tim Maurer

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Personal finance is more personal than finance. Chief Advisory Officer for @SignatureFD. Write for @CNBC @Forbes; wrote "Simple Money" book; opinions are mine.
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The Net Worthwhile® Weekly

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By Tim Maurer
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Discover more from The Net Worthwhile® Weekly Personal finance is more personal than finance. Over 2,000 subscribers Already have an account? Sign in Thomas Keating, Thomas Merton, And The Goals You Never Actually Chose This week’s Financial LIFE Planning post is a short one, but I think it might be the kind of short that lingers. I went looking for wisdom in an unexpected place: a Cistercian monk.
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By Tim Maurer
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“You can’t always believe what you think you’ve heard.” It’s one of the more transformative lessons I’ve learned (from Dr. Ted Klontz) that has reshaped the way I interact with clients, colleagues, and hopefully everyone else. I was reminded of the power of this truth recently after being introduced to a hilarious—but all-too-close-to-home—clip from the TV show, Silicon Valley.
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I wrote this week’s post somewhere in flight between Atlanta and Salt Lake City, listening to a book I couldn’t stop thinking about—Jim Collins’ newest, What To Make Of A Life. And among other things, I was struck that the findings of Collins’ research seemed to poke a few major holes in the foundation of the FIRE approach to money and life.
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