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May 12, 2026

Creating a Rembrandt Retirement Picture

My youngest daughter, Emmy, has been a chorister in the Saskatoon Children’s Choir for 11 years. This is her final year in the choir, and it has been an amazing experience for her. She has learned many lessons about art,...

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April 28, 2026

Turning 50: Planning for Experiences, Not Just Numbers

Turning 50 has a way of making you pause. On my recent birthday, I found myself reflecting on the past decade, not just on work or finances, but on life. What stood out most wasn’t a milestone or achievement, but...

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April 12, 2026

The Unexpected Gift of Kindness

I’ve written before about the uses of money, not in terms of return or efficiency, but in terms of meaning. Research from Arthur C. Brooks consistently shows that money tends to bring the most happiness when it is directed toward...

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March 25, 2026

Top money fears…

Keri and I were out in the mountains recently and went snowshoeing in some of the best conditions we’ve ever experienced.  Beautiful blue sky, soft powdery snow, and not too cold. Normally we aren't big on walking through the forest...

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February 24, 2026

From Parent to Peer: Navigating the Next Season with Adult Children

I had the privilege of sitting down with Deb Knupp of the HX Collective to have one of the most personal and meaningful conversations I’ve ever recorded. What started as a discussion about parenting quickly became a deeper reflection on curiosity, love, resilience, and...

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January 27, 2026

What will last longer?

This past Christmas, my family and I bundled up and flew to Paris, trading the snowdrifts of Saskatchewan for the glowing avenues and boulevards of the City of Lights. The city was beautiful - holiday lights everywhere, music in the...

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October 28, 2025

Back in Calgary: A Walk Through the Past and a Reminder About the Future

I was in Calgary recently, and like any good trip back to a familiar place, it turned into more than just a visit—it became a bit of a time warp. I found myself standing outside my old apartment building, the...

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October 14, 2025

Where will you land…

My oldest daughter Ella is currently on a study-abroad term in Compiègne, France. She is working on her French language skills in addition to furthering her engineering knowledge. She has a goal to gain as much experience as possible as...

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September 23, 2025

Gratitude, Generosity, and Wise Vigilance This Autumn

As autumn arrives and the leaves begin to change, it’s a natural time to reflect on the many things we’re grateful for—whether it’s health, family, opportunity, or the supportive communities we build and belong to. In my work as a...

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