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I came across Mark Goulston while listening to an interesting conversation yesterday, check it out for your self. I am hoping to put some of the mental health info that I come across to the comments for future resourse and review. This topic touches us all, for some it is so pain full. Mark Goulston discusses things mental health-related. They got into the ins and outs of dealing with depression, his own techniques and tips on how to cope, and the Michelangelo Mindset. Mark Goulston is the Creator/Co-founder of Michelangelo Mindset, exec coach, best-selling author of nine books, and host of My Wakeup Call Podcast. He was originally a UCLA professor of psychiatry for over 25 years, and a former FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer.  

https://www.chooselife.org/film

This is the interview , the mental health is not the headline, its in the deep dive

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"Collective and Individual values of respect for equity, diversity, inclusion and openness to change. ". .... I think we should add equality, unity, freedom and personal responsibility 

http://www.visualcapitalist.com/12-ways-smarter-mental-models/

A great article on forecasting, some valuable insight in how this can improve your future, be it your personal financial plans or your business projections , worth a deep look and plan of action  - TLR

”The creative process makes building a financial forecast very rewarding. You work within a framework of the client’s business model, but you also add your own financial instinct and know-how. Sometimes, your drive can push a business beyond where they thought they could go, and also help an owner understand the financial potential in their business. This is what makes forecasting uniquely different from budgeting. Budgeting is usually very conservative, and it’s much more granular. Forecasting is about potential. What’s possible? How can we get there?

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Financial Forecasting: The Foundation of Strategic Advising http://bit.ly/2NOkKrl [Source: @LivePlanSA]

Then I got a great chart that looks at some mistakes we make by simple cognitive biases 

dig deep to learn more at this link

http://www.visualcapitalist.com/18-cognitive-bias-examples-mental-mistakes/