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Most people do not spend a great deal of time thinking about what would happen to their finances if they could not work. It is one of those risks that feels abstract right up until it is not, and by then, the window for planning has usually closed. Income protection sits in this strange blind spot for a lot of households. People know, in a general way, that it exists. They ar...

The conviction of Andrew Left for securities fraud does more than punish one short seller. It forces a re-reading of a decade of stories in which the people on the receiving end of short campaigns were assumed to be villains and the people writing the campaigns were assumed to be truth-tellers. Barry Honig’s case is a useful test of that assumption.

Start with what is ...

A yearlong campaign reframes what it means to do social impact through narrative.

Suggested placements: Thrive Global, Psychreg, Millennial Magazine, Parle Magazine  •  Editorial / contributed

Most social impact campaigns choose one of two registers. They go big and abstract, asking readers to care about a system, or they go small and...

When a team member starts to drift, the underlying assumption is almost always the same: the person has a discipline problem, and the fix is more accountability.

Damian Creamer, founder and CEO of StrongMind, thinks the entire diagnosis is wrong.

“I don’t see disengage...

The meaning of home has changed dramatically in recent years. Buyers are no longer looking only for location, size, and price. They are also thinking about comfort, health, efficiency, privacy, flexibility, and how a home supports daily life.

Across major real estate markets, especially in lifestyle-driven cities like Los Angeles, residential demand is increasingly sha...