by Deborah K. Lorah | Feb 15, 2019 | Blog, Personal Development
Master’s Advisors has recently begun a new, exciting tradition. Known as “On the Business” or “OTB,” for short, it is a week each calendar quarter that is dedicated time for the Master’s team to: • focus on learning new technology and improving existing systems and...
by Charles D. Keller | Jan 2, 2019 | Behavioral Finance, Blog, Personal Development
Our previous blog post, written by my associate Tim Tyson, encouraged all of us to approach the Christmas season with an attitude of generosity. Well, Christmas of 2018 has come and gone. I hope you were able to both practice and graciously receive generosity. As I...
by Timothy S. Tyson | Dec 17, 2018 | Behavioral Finance, Blog, Personal Development
Christmastime is a season of generosity, a season of focusing on others, rather than ourselves, giving generously to others and receiving the generosity of others. I was recently reminded of a story that is not a Christmas story but that nonetheless captures the heart...
by Lyle E. Hershey | Jun 1, 2018 | Blog, Personal Development
Thank goodness it’s Friday (T.G.I.F.). That’s what I heard from one of my early morning workout comrades on Friday. Why are we so thankful to get to Friday? Does it in part have to do with our outlook on work? I have observed three unhealthy attitudes toward work....
by Garrison R. North | Jan 2, 2018 | Blog, Personal Development
As humans, we are conditioned to crave comfort and stability. Most of us do not strive to put ourselves in situations that could end up being embarrassing or harmful to us. This leads to a phenomenon called ‘status quo bias’. A recent Harvard Business...
by Deborah K. Lorah | Nov 15, 2017 | Blog, Personal Development
When asked, I agreed to become the legal power of attorney, health care power of attorney and executrix for two beloved family members. Naively, I thought it would be years and years before I would be called upon. Wrong. On July 3rd of this year, these two family...
