I’m thankful for so many things in my life, that sometimes I feel I’ve won the lottery. Why do I say this?
Because it’s true.
First, let’s start with family:
I have a great relationship with my wife and children that I feel very fortunate. I’ll admit, I’m very intentional in how I communicate and interact with my family and don’t take it for granted. While 2020 has been an extremely challenging year for so many people, I feel very fortunate because it’s allowed some very positive things to come out of an extremely challenging period – and I believe many times challenging situations can provide positive growth, sometimes in truly unexpected ways.
Second, my clients and friends:
I never take for granted the relationships outside of my family. I have a special relationship in my clients lives as I learn what’s most important to them and I get to help them achieve it. There is tremendous amount of trust that my clients must have in me, and I don’t take this for granted. In addition to my clients, I have great friends that I truly appreciate. Many of these friendships span more than 25+ years with countless memorable memories.
So in the spirit of Thanksgiving and being thankful, I am thankful for and would like to say thank you to my:
- Family
- Clients & friends
- and the Turkey I’m going to eat!
And this blog wouldn’t be complete without a Turkey chart or two. Enjoy!
Turkey Production is out pacing US population growth! Is there an investment opportunity here? đŸ™‚
-Paul R. Rossi, CFA
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