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I went from 325 pounds to 255 by stacking small habits. The same rules apply to saving, paying off debt, and building a plan you can keep.

I judged Public Forum debate at the Nova Titan Invitational. Teens argued whether the U.S. should pause hyperscale data center construction. Here is what I saw, and how your family can get involved.

Every few weeks, someone asks me the same question in a different form. “Tim, what’s the market going to do?” I understand the impulse. It feels like there should be an answer. But here’s the truth. Nobody reliably knows what stocks will do next, including the professionals on TV who sound very sure of themselves.

Summer Check-In: Four Things to Review Before the Season Gets Away By Tim Lyons | Financial Advisor, Lyons Resources Palm Beach Gardens, FL — Serving Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, and the Treasure Coast Published: June 12, 2026 | Last Reviewed: June 12, 2026 This time of year, advisors are reviewing accounts and making sure portfolios

If You’re 70½ and You Give to Charity, There’s a Smarter Way — Lyons Resources Published May 29, 2026 · Stewardship / Giving · Tim Lyons If You’re 70½ and You Give to Charity, There’s a Smarter Way. If you write a check to your church every month, or you tithe through the offering plate,

What Long-Term Care Actually Costs — Lyons Resources Published May 22, 2026  ·  Family Planning / Life Stewardship  ·  Tim Lyons What Long-Term Care Actually Costs — and Why the Number Surprises Most Families Last week I shared five questions worth sitting with before a care conversation becomes urgent. A few people wrote back with

Artificial intelligence isn’t coming. It’s already here — sitting in your inbox, writing your reports, booking your meetings. The question isn’t whether AI will change markets and retirement planning. The question is: What do you do about it? This is a framework for positioning portfolios and planning retirement in an economy being reshaped by AI