Do you know your purpose?
The Lighthouse Still Guides Us
Sometimes the things that guide us for decades go dark — and that’s when the real work begins.
Last week we visited the Tarrytown Lighthouse, the cast‑iron beacon that sits in the Hudson River at Sleepy Hollow — yes, the same Sleepy Hollow from Washington Irving’s Headless Horseman. Built in 1883, it guided ships for 78 years until modern navigation made it obsolete in 1961.
Continue readingThe High-Stakes Retirement Exam
Retiring is a lot like those all‑important school tests — the kind where your score opens (or closes) doors to future opportunities. In many cases, you only get one chance to get things right, and the consequences can last for years.
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