by Terry Moore, CCIM | Aug 26, 2022 | Books
“Why do you read so many biographies?” asked my wring coach, who may reads more biographies than I do. My answer is simple. Reading biographies is a way to stretch my mental boundaries by immersing myself in the lives of exceptional people. Maybe one person in 10...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Oct 8, 2021 | Books
A generation ago Daniel Boorstin’s fascinating trilogy on the American experience enraptured me. The author, the Librarian of Congress, shared charming stories and impeccable history. Yet the introduction had the most profound idea. Boorstin said much of America’s...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Dec 10, 2020 | Books
A wise, trusted friend recommended Pandemic 1918: Eyewitness Accounts from the Greatest Medical Holocaust in Modern History by Catharine Arnold for its sobering and apolitical perspective. One Saturday I zipped through its gripping and poignant tales. Here are some of...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Nov 19, 2020 | Books
Millionaires expect our team to provide wisdom and expertise to guide the most important financial choice of their next decade. That’s why I seek to develop wisdom and perspective to help adults make great choices about wealth and legacy. Karen Firestone spent 22...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Oct 22, 2020 | Books
Five years ago, I didn’t know anybody who had written a book. Now I’m legend in my own mind and four of my friends are also published authors. Their four books are good. Two of my other friends will soon finish their first books. I celebrated my 59th birthday just...
by Terry Moore, CCIM | Jul 9, 2020 | Books
I love more. I want to do more things and do more of the things I do. My popcorn popper of a brain constantly bombards me with ideas for more things I can do. I think that’s why two of my coaches suggested I read Greg McKeown’s book, Essentialism: The Disciplined...
