The Sharing Economy...

Design Thinking & Game Theory Applied to Financial Planning / Wealth Management

because When you Play to Win...The Strategy Changes...

The Use and Abuse of Financial Planning...

Product based or Success Based...Genuine vs Disingenious...

The Need for Modular-Finance - The Mayo Model....

So few "Advisors" actually do financial planning... but they'll have to in order to survive. https://t.co/aaC83Magn8 pic.twitter.com/9Cp1tTuUAM

— MichaelKitces (@MichaelKitces) November 10, 2015

The World is a Competitive Place...

...Competition is a Game...

Welcome to The ModularWorld™....

Modular-Finance is not only unapologetically Capitalist....It is The Next Level....Capitalism 4.1...

"We do not have shareholder pressure, We are perfectly happy with client pressure"

The right kind of pressure...pressure Matters....

MW/ Wealth Management

Human Capital Matters...Behind every investment portfolio is a human being...@MainandWall we deal with people...and people have needs, wants and wishes.....~ Modular-Finance ~ in ~ Motion™...

Who we are and what we do ...is in Our Name...Enough Said

The Great Risk Shift - Step Ome in The Game - Choose Yourself...

The Use and Abuse of Financial Planning....

To Sell Financial Products or to Make peoples Life Better. - Structure - Goals and Strategy Frame and manage...The Trojan Horse of Financial Sales....

Art + Body: Becca McCharen Workshop

UVa’s Futures in Fashion Association teams up with alumni Becca McCharen of CHROMAT to host fashion workshop at TTFF.
View this Event ... http://tomtomfest.com/events/artbodyworkshop/

Ray Dalio - Bob Knight - Daniel Kahneman - Charlie Munger & the need for a Devils Advocate - Financial Life management

To find the Truth you need to argue both sides of the argument  and the idea that we have reached our destination or goal and can Stay There...The Red Queen...

Fw: His Brain, Her Brain - An ebook from the Editors of Scientific American!

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Fascinating topics for every taste and tablet! To view this email as a web page, go here. Join us for an analysis of His Brain, Her Brain While some gender differences are evident on the first day of a baby’s life, most start out small but then become amplified by our gender-obsessed culture. In this ebook, we take a closer look at gender and the brain. By adulthood, males and females not only have nonidentical brain architectures but also divergent ways of speaking, parenting and responding to both tragedy and comedy. A better understanding of the real—and imagined—differences between "his" brain and "her" brain can help us overcome cultural biases, improve communication and strengthen relationships. >> Read More More eBooks: Disarming Cupid, Martin Gardner and Storm Warnings Disarming Cupid Love – in both the abstract and the actual – has always provided limitless inspiration for artists, writers and musicians, but scientists are just as fascinated by these affairs of the heart. 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From the subatomic world of particle physics to the universe-spanning world of cosmology, students will both learn perspective on our current understanding as well as get an inside look at cutting-edge research, including how particle accelerators work, what they can teach us, how the Higgs boson was discovered and what it all means. >> Read More Coming Soon - Wind Engineering: Structural Design for Wind Loads Join Dr. Emil Simiu for Wind Engineering: Structural Design for Wind Loads. An industry veteran and fellow at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Dr. Simiu takes an intuitive approach to provide structural and architectural engineers with the practical knowledge and tools needed to design structures for wind loads. Using real-world examples and studies, he will demonstrate how to interpret and use the provisions of the ASCE 7-10. 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View this in your browser   MORNING BRIEFING February 10, 2015 Sallie Krawcheck: Women Are ‘One Helluva Market’ Krawcheck, speaking at the IMCA 2015 New York Consultants Conference, said that women are a larger emerging market than China. Read more Cambridge’s Continuity Partners Group Welcomes First RIA Gould Asset Management, with $450 million in AUM, joins 168 Cambridge reps in advisor succession group. Read more Raymond James Nabs $2.6M Ex-RBC Team In addition, a former Merrill Lynch rep affiliates with LPL Financial, and Baird adds an ex-UBS team. Read more   You have received this email at mainandwall@gmail.com. Click here to unsubscribe from Early Wire. Privacy Policy | Advertise | eNewsletters | Magazines Summit Professional Networks 4157 Olympic Blvd, Suite 225 Erlanger, KY 41018 1-800-543-0874