#13 Patience…
Admittedly it’s been quite a while since my last post – life has got in the way and I am not sure where the last […]
#10 – Look at it this way
After spending a significant amount of the last 2 years working from home (and enjoying it), I’ve begun to commute again. One of the things […]
#9 – External motivators: the (dog) bird-cow dynamic!
Sometimes life isn’t as motivating as we’d like. A run with my dog recently prompted me to look at the things that can help us along the way.
#8 – Allegra!
There is an art to the words we use and the things we say. Jargon seems like a negative word but I think jargon (“specialised language concerned with a particular subject, culture or profession”) can be beautiful and reveals a lot about its speaker. Sometimes it’s also not the right way to get your message across. Read more in my latest blog.
#7 – How I passed the California Bar Exam
My Lockdown Project I had often considered studying for some additional qualification to enhance my credentials, such as a Masters in tax, notary public qualification […]
#6 – Reputation
Reputation is a valuable resource. Built up over a long time and lost quickly, if you’re not careful. Reputation is also a consideration that shouldn’t be forgotten in tax and estate planning.
#5 – Hacked Off!
I’m trying something different this month. I’ve decided to write about something which is not about finance. Instead it’s about my experience and frustrations trying […]
#4 – Wealth Taxes
This article has taken me forever to write, mainly in small chunks of available time. Incidentally, the picture above is a Beverly Hills property available […]
#3 – Coronavirus: How to balance the books?
Governments have paid a lot of money to help ease the pressure caused by Covid-19 measures. Will they use taxes to cover the cost, and if so, how will they figure out which taxes will help pay the bills?
#2 – Privacy in times of transparency
While cutting my hedge at the weekend I was thinking about the importance of privacy. These days people seem to appreciate and need privacy in […]