A couple of years ago, I picked up padel, a fast-paced racket sport that’s popular in Europe and Latin America and sits somewhere between tennis and squash.
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As we wrap up 2025, I’ve been thinking a lot about what this year meant – both personally and professionally.
I recently found a card in my son’s Pokémon collection — bent, creased, clearly well-loved.
This past weekend I was in Denver for Thanksgiving with my dad, my stepmom, and her side of the family.
In early 2020, I decided to buy a piece of land in Truckee, California, and build a home.
The Dodgers winning the World Series this year hit differently. I grew up with the team in the background — familiar enough to care, but not enough to plan my life around watching their games.
At One Wealth Advisors, a primary driver behind the growth of our business has been from client referrals. Our philosophy has been that the more we focus on client service and planning, the more clients might be inclined to introduce us to a friend, family member or any other individual in their network. Upon being introduced to a prospective client, oftentimes we are asked, “What is your minimum?” When we first started One Wealth my favorite answer was to say, “Our minimums are nice people!”
Approximately 334,000 dogs are euthanized in U.S. shelters each year. Before 2010, that number was more than a million — a staggering number.
I believe we all carry some dysfunction in our relationship with money. I know I do.
