Jason Diamond

I was sitting in a cafe a few weeks ago when I overheard a rare bit of sunny talk about advances in medicine and technology when a woman said: “Nobody

I never wanted to be a “girl dad.” That doesn't mean I didn't want a daughter — it was the opposite, actually.

The phrase is corny, but if disowning the label means prioritizing toxic masculinity over the well-being of my daughter, it beats the alternative.

Rising rents and increased costs have claimed another landmark.

Three pieces of real-world hindsight from advisors “who’ve been there and done that.”

I'll never quit posting my emoji-obscured kid on Instagram, no matter what you think.

Too many good options can become one of the biggest challenges advisors face.

While his restaurants were soaring, Olmsted’s chef was struggling.

At a Glance More choice doesn't always lead to better decisions. In fact, too many viable options can create decision paralysis.

Recruiters now focus on clarity and strategy as advisors face an abundance of information about career options