Tag: Legacy
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Discover how opposite seasons in the Southern Hemisphere can help you enjoy two summers a year and skip winter entirely — a hidden advantage for global families planning second residencies.
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Everyone knows the story — slow and steady wins the race. But living it? That’s the real test. This piece breaks down the math, mindset, and emotional reality behind consistent daily progress — and why unglamorous effort beats weekend intensity in the long run.
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Most people aren’t living — they’re following a script. This piece challenges you to confront the excuses keeping you stuck and rethink what ‘a good life’ really means. It’s not about fearlessness. It’s about courage — action despite fear.
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Discover the Financial Freedom Quotient (FFQ)—the one number that measures your family’s real independence and shows how close you are to true freedom.
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Botswana launches one of the world’s most affordable CBI programs at $75K. Learn how it fits into a family’s global citizenship and diversification strategy.
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The Trap of Certainty There are a ton of pressing topics right now — important for your family and wealth in the next 5-10 years — where no certainty can be had, but require you to lay the ground work now. Will BRICS replace the current US-based hegemony? Will there be bank failures in the…
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Every parent wants the same thing: “I just want my children to have a better life than I did.” It’s why we work late, save diligently, and build businesses that demand everything from us. We imagine our wealth as a safety net — a guarantee our children will never struggle. But here’s what successful parents…
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Hey — scrum time! Instead of user stories and bug fixes, we’re going to plan for your life, for the next 30-40 years…because how often do you do that? We’ll keep it short and focused: Yesterday: Where you’re at. Blockers: What’s in your way. Next Sprint: What to build next. Today: What you can do…
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A Ukrainian man living in Germany for ten years goes to renew his passport. The embassy refuses. His choice: return to fight in a war, or become undocumented in the only country he calls home. When the war in Ukraine broke out, the government began drafting men to fight. What shocked the world was how…
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I joined the Marine Corps in 2002. Not by accident, and not for lack of conviction. I joined because I believed in it — because the idea of standing for something larger than myself, of courage, of doing my part, felt obvious. I was eighteen, and the world was simple. The war cycle happened to…
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Two Loyalties, One Lie We’ve been taught, from the time we’re children, to conflate two very different kinds of loyalty. The first is loyalty to the people who matter most in our lives — our families, our children, the communities we choose. The second is loyalty to a geographic location, to borders drawn on maps,…