"Keep living like a resident" is a common piece of financial advice you'll hear as a young doctor. And while there's logic to the idea of living within your means to build wealth over time, Return on Life isn't about enjoying your money someday. It's about getting the most from your money every step of the way.

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Here are three ways that FOMO can distort your perspective on what's really important.

As the new year approaches, it is that time of year for reflection, giving thanks, and setting goals for our journey ahead. As I reflect upon my life and this year I cannot help but be thankful for the most important person in my life.... my beautiful wife Rhonda. Here are some valuable strategies in setting goals and accomplishing what is most important in your life. I pray you are blessed by what you find here and for God's provision in the journey ahead!

Anyone who's suffered through a big, uncomfortable family gathering knows that a bigger group doesn't always mean more fun. But with some proper planning, an extended family vacation could be a once-in-a-generation chance for your clan to connect with relatives you don't see that often and make memories that will improve everyone's Return on Life. Here are four keys to planning an extended family vacation that will offer something for everyone without breaking the bank.

When one spouse retires and the other keeps working, it's important that the couple understands the effects on their finances, their schedules, and their long-term goals. Here are three important conversations that couples should have about syncing two retirements to a shared Life-Centered Financial Plan.