Dr. Ian Shulman and Christine Leighland recently spoke with Jennifer Watson of Watson Investments on the topic of preparing psychologically and emotionally for retirement. As a Managing Partner of a financial services company, Ms. Watson spoke about how much time people put towards ensuring their…
Most couples have been there. One partner notices something new, a jacket, a gadget, a pair of shoes, and asks about it. The response comes back quickly: “Well, you spent money on your golf game last weekend, so I bought this.” The conversation that follows…
You’ve always been a high-performing executive. A true professional, you thrive under pressure, meet your deadlines, and deliver results. But lately, something has shifted. Even after a vacation, you can’t shake the exhaustion. You’re irritable with the people you love most, and the work that…
We’ve heard it said that couples only ever have two kinds of arguments: those with solutions, and those without. In the second kind, couples have the same argument over and over, each person reacting in habitual ways. Having no way out, couples can end up…