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Pursuit, Not Persuasion
How A Humbler Approach To Financial Planning Could Be More Transformative
Aug 9
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Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
7
C. S. Lewis On Hell—And Your Financial Plan
What a 1961 definition of Hell has to say about the difference between being rich and being wealthy.
Aug 2
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
9
1
July 2026
The Wickedness Of Wealth Management
A ghost ship, a lost cure, and why financial planning is a craft—not a formula.
Jul 26
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
12
Don’t Wait To Feel Inspired
Stravinsky, Creative Constraints, and the Counterintuitive Path to Financial Freedom
Jul 19
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
7
The Dangerous Lure Of Legacy
You Can Plan An Estate, But Not A Legacy
Jul 12
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
7
6
1
June 2026
Advisors: Stop Trying To Be Interesting
Andrew Carnegie figured it out in 1936. Now it’s our chance.
Jun 28
•
Tim Maurer
5
4
1
Avoiding Burnout As A Financial Advisor
How A Dream Job Can Feel Like A Trap, And Ways To Get Out
Jun 14
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
3
Why Church Attendance Can Predict Happiness More Than Wealth Does
Two secular studies and a lifelong churchgoer walk into the same data—and reach the same conclusion.
Jun 7
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
5
2
2
May 2026
What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do
Applying Jim Collins’ “Simplex Stepping” When We’re Stuck In The Fog
May 31
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
4
1
Why Sting, The $550 Million Rocker, Won't Spoil His Work Or His Kids
I’m always interested in, but often skeptical of, parenting advice—especially the copy-paste approach that hopes to achieve the same results in a…
May 24
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
5
1
What Are You Actually Working Toward?
Thomas Keating, Thomas Merton, And The Goals You Never Actually Chose
May 17
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
7
2
The Bear Is Sticky With Honey
And The Humble Art Of The Clarifying Question
May 10
•
Tim Maurer
and
Tony Welch
5
1
2
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