The Gorgeousness of Sharing

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I recently taught a friend to play chess, which is a passion of mine. Within a year, she is defeating me 50% of the time. I could have felt resentment. I did not. I felt proud that I was able to teach someone a fairly complex game and be defeated by my “apprentice”.

How Does This Relate to Money?

I write articles so I can have more serious and in-depth conversations with my clients. Most of the things I write about are observations from my own life that have led to the results I have produced. I want to share what I know in a concise way. A finance degree and accreditations are certainly useful as a baseline, however this is not why I can do what I do.

Being a Good Investor

These metrics I have spoken of in the past are tools I use daily. More importantly, though, is determining what you feel is important and aligning your investment choices with what your life has shown you is valuable and real.

My Process – Sharing

I’m happy to reveal all I know that may be useful. I have no concern if you choose to implement these concepts on your own.

Financial literacy is very important to me. I like to share my insights in the hope that it may improve someone’s life.

I offer a potential client the chance to have the time to focus on what they truly love to do, and delegate the task of making investment decisions to my firm, however, if you use any of the concepts I have written about to your benefit, my goal is achieved.

With Love, S. Zachary Fineberg