Why It’s Going to Be OK
We’ve gotten used to low interest rates and strong market performance over the last decade.
But it looks like we’re heading into more challenging territory.
Here’s why it’s going to be OK:
We’ve been here before.
Not this precise moment in time, of course, but…
We plan for situations like these, where we see harsh conditions, but we don’t know exactly how they will play out.
The strategies we build are designed to withstand these kinds of storms.
Most importantly, you are not alone.
I’m here with you.
We’re in this together.
We’re surrounded by amazing family, friends, and our community.
We don’t control what happens in markets, the economy, or the world.
We can be grateful for our blessings and focus on what’s within our control: our mindset, our behavior, and the actions we take.
We make it through these times by connecting with who and what matters most to us.
Warmly,
Barry
P.S. Do you have 10 minutes? Check out this super short TED talk to learn how to refresh your mind each day for less time than it takes to scroll through the day’s headlines (no meditation or uncomfortable sitting required).
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