My goodness, what a year! 2020, amiright?

The only thing I’m more sick of than the actual year of 2020 is having to hear about what an awful year it was.

Every year, right around now, the majority of us make pacts with ourselves to make us “better” (whatever that means)…

This election, at least in my lifetime, has created more anger and anxiety than any other I can remember. It’s more than enough to last a generation, and I’m certain that my kids will never forget it as they move toward the age where they can actually vote. Normally, I hate the hyperbole that comes with headlines and news story…

What’s next?

It’s such an innocent question, and one we ask our friends, family, and co-workers all of the time. But the person we ask this question of the most is ourselves.

I started my career in finance in 1999. I was a fresh graduate out of the University of Colorado’s school of business, the mutual fund/securities industry was booming in the Denver area, and I (as well as all of my classmates) were looking for entry-level opportunities to work as customer service reps at Janus, Oppenheimer Funds, Burger….