The Mets have a plan; they have strong leadership and well-defined goals. As we head into late spring, can you say that you have the same? Clearly, you have talent on your roster, and you have lofty goals, but how long has it been since you had a team of multi-disciplined individuals audit your financial wellbeing?
In the midst of a maddening March, my daughter Megan and 92 co-stars provided us with a respite from the real world. In the process, they reminded us that the status quo can be successfully challenged with careful thought and a the execution of a well designed plan.
We can with careful thought, planning and execution bring some degree of certainty to a very uncertain time and place. We can plan proactively and take your dreams out of your head or off of your excel spreadsheet and make them a living breathing legacy that will with stand the test of time.
Getting beyond the proverbial four walls was a true gift of the season for our family and dear friends. After a cancer battle with my daughter Megan, followed by two years of COVID, it was the celestial nudge and absolute reminder of how truly blessed we all are. It was a reminder that life can and often does change in very unpredictable ways. It was also a reminder that we all need a plan and need to be deliberate and thoughtful in how we create that plan.
As we all gather around the Thanksgiving table this week, it is a powerful nod to life, to those we love and to the abundance that we share as family, dear friends & Americans. It is also a reminder of the collective responsibility that we have to one another, particularly those less fortunate.
When properly designed and implemented by a team of professionals, a plan can help create and meet dreams and non-negotiables in very impactful ways.