When the Future Becomes Reality: Why Planning Ahead Doesn’t Always Work

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When the Future Becomes Reality: Why Planning Ahead Doesn’t Always Work

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The conventional wisdom is that planning ahead for education, marriage, family, career, retirement pays off. Even though none of us can read tealeaves, we believe that planning, though unsettling, is a necessary guide to our future. So why is it so difficult?

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Don’t Sweat the Small Things: Another Name for Wisdom

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Don’t Sweat the Small Things: Another Name for Wisdom

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