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The same retirement can cost more than twice as much in one place as another. Almost nobody puts that number in the plan.

A 60-year-old's new business fails less often than a 30-year-old's. The rule about starting over runs backwards.

Most people don't fail from a lack of effort. They fail by aiming it at a world that no longer exists.

We spend our lives waiting for the right time that never comes. Here's the psychology behind why we delay and what it really costs.