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Monsignor John Patrick Carroll-Abbing was a special Irish priest who founded Boys’ and Girls’ Town of Italy for the orphaned and abandoned children following World War II. He happened to be visiting Italy during the war where he started taking care of a single…

The great philosopher Aristotle once shared that the pursuit of happiness is the central purpose in human life. I have learned that if you try to ascertain what people really want—and you do this by asking probing questions and listening—you can help them…

Networking is the exchange of information, ideas and resources between people. You don’t have to be the expert in everything if you can engage others who are.

An investment strategy with the goal to invest in high quality businesses and assets that increase their earnings and dividend payouts, but also continue to increase their value.

Another strategy we actively employ is investing into companies with durable growth that are building sustainable competitive advantages that we expect to one day become wide moat.

One of the strategies we employ is what we call Wide-Moat Growth or sometimes we refer to this as forever quality value growth compounders. These are some of the greatest companies in the world, less than 1% of publicly traded companies would be in this category. Often…

Investing requires a solid understanding of economics, business and human nature. Essentially there are two main parts to investing: 1. The Science Side and 2. The Human-Nature Side.

In life there is no total happiness, though many have done research and others have theories on how to better achieve it. I have spent a great amount of time reading about happiness as it relates to leadership and success.

If we don’t know where we are going, and we don’t know what we are doing, who is going to follow us? My son had an opportunity to attend a horse leadership school. His instructor suggested he take the course and he said, “What do you mean? What kind…

I am never shy about sharing my mistakes because we learn so much more from what went wrong than what we did right. So, I often reflect on situations where the outcomes were not that great and try to figure out why.