The Psychology of Money 3: Never Enough

The Psychology of Money 3: Never Enough

John Bogle, the legendary founder of Vanguard, who passed away in 2019, once shared a story that distills a truth we rarely confront: the paradox of money and sufficiency. At a lavish party on Shelter Island hosted by a billionaire hedge fund manager, the writer Kurt...
Buddhist Philosophy for Breakups

Buddhist Philosophy for Breakups

Breakups are universally recognized as some of the most painful experiences in life. The intense suffering that often accompanies the end of a romantic relationship signifies something deeper at play. From a Buddhist perspective, it’s not the breakup itself that...
The Psychology of Money 2: Luck and Risk

The Psychology of Money 2: Luck and Risk

Luck and risk are not distant cousins—they are siblings, intertwined in the fabric of every outcome we face. They underscore a fundamental truth: no matter how diligent or talented we may be, the forces that shape our lives extend far beyond individual effort. Success...
The Psychology of Money 1: No One is Crazy

The Psychology of Money 1: No One is Crazy

Money is often seen as a universal language—numbers and rules that everyone should understand and follow. Yet, the reality is far more complex. Behind every financial decision lies a unique story shaped by personal history, cultural background, and lived experience....