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Comments:
Simply said, another great article. I can relate to so many of your points. And having experienced the brief pleasures of success and the painful and often propelling periods of not meeting my own expectations or someone else’s. Life’s many lessons that carve us into who we are or will become. I think the victory is to have balanced the two or at least have a sense of perspective about the total picture of your life. Thanks Jonathan for helping to remind us all to look at the total picture of life.
Post: Never Quite Enough
Link to comment from September 21, 2024
I'm also a long term reader of HD. Over the years I missed alot of dance recitals, parent/teacher conferences and the like. But my daughters are now in their 40's and I "think" they forgive me. My wife is always reminding me that we don't know what life has in store for us. My Dad passed at 54 - but my mom lived to over 100. So last week I did the ultimate splurge and bought a boat.
Post: Did we do this all wrong?
Link to comment from August 28, 2024
Well said AGAIN!. Thanks
Post: The Risks We Miss
Link to comment from July 13, 2024
me too! Every once in a while I read an article that trashes managed funds and then I think about dropping. But then I think about the tons of money it’s made us over the years - seemingly in good time and bad and I stay the course. Might there be a better place to invest an appreciable portion of my portfolio? - probably, but this one feels safe, performs consistently and has never let us down.
Post: What’s your favorite actively managed fund—if any?
Link to comment from June 24, 2024