It hasn’t been the start to 2021 that many of us were anticipating. With lockdown reimposed and restrictions tightened almost weekly, the coronavirus pandemic continues to dominate our way of life. For Brett Investment however, we have been able to reinstate our ‘new normal’ and
Growing up I used to think my accomplishments would bring me the most joy in my life, but now I know that it’s the moments and memories that I treasure most.
I do not think I can quite describe this as an epiphany, but I was definitely hit by a mid-lockdown ‘moment of realisation’ that all was not as it should be at Brett Investment…
You’ll all be familiar with the rather hackneyed investment phrase that ‘past performance is no guide to future performance’, but when it comes to planning your own future it may be the best piece of advice, you’ll ever receive.
Some of you will know that I turned 50 this year (eek!) which got me thinking about what I have done and what I still wish to do
To say that “money isn’t everything” is more than just a cliché. Studies in the early 1970s demonstrated that happiness had not increased in line with income over the previous half century. Today the developed world is wealthier than ever but ‘how to be happier’
A friend and colleague - Paul Armson - also provided this