Articles by James E. Wilson
- Money & Life
You Can’t Predict the Future—but You Can Prepare for It
Room for error allows you to focus on an array of possibilities instead of only one outcome.
- Money & Life
The Price of Long-Term Returns: Accepting Market Declines
You don’t achieve the above-inflation returns without accepting the price of routine price declines. You can’t have the good, without the bad.
- Money & Life
Cumulative Knowledge: The Power of Long-Term Thinking in Financial Success
Investors today make many of the same mistakes that were made 50 or 100 years ago. #investing #mistakes
- Opinion
How To Become an Antifragile Investor
An investing time horizon less than that relies a good deal on luck. That has the potential to make you fragile, not antifragile. #views #fragile
- Opinion
How’s Your Mental Liquidity?
How quickly you can let go of beliefs that may no longer hold true. In a nutshell, mental liquidity means changing your mind. #views
- Opinion
Is Your Personality Getting in the Way of Long-Term Investing Success?
Your personality impacts the investment decisions you make and can easily become an obstacle to achieving long-term goals. #personality #invest
- Opinion
What’s the Best Way To Measure Wealth?
Figuring out your enough is the key to long-term financial satisfaction. If you’re always chasing more, you’re bound for unhappiness. #happy
- Opinion
What's Your Story About Tomorrow?
The key takeaway is to realize that your story about tomorrow – your plan – may not happen in the way you expect. #finance #money
- Opinion
What Would This Chapter of Your Life Be Called?
The chapter title for your current life is written in pencil, it can change with small steps, small habits. Start there. #life #steps #finance #success
- Opinion
How To Estimate Future Lifestyle Expenses
Are you and your spouse on the same page financially? Do you ever talk about what you want your financial future to look like? #retirement
- Opinion
What’s Your Financial Truth? Three Factors That are Keeping Your Head in the Sand
The time to become well acquainted with your financial truth is while you are still in the peak earnings or accumulation phase of life. #investing
- Opinion
The Problem with Not Talking About Money
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- Opinion
The 4 Steps to Find "Your Number"
- Opinion
The Market and the Jelly Bean Jar
- Opinion
10 Money Maxims with Modern Twists
- Opinion
Be Careful What You Believe: The Prison of Two Ideas