Most financial advisors will tell you that emotions cloud your judgment and provoke irrational behavior. They have no place among the pie charts and annualized returns on your financial plan and it’s best to compartmentalize your feelings and save them for your therapy appointments. At @Humphreys-Group, we believe that the idea that emotion (and even more broadly, values) should remain separate from money and investing is a myth.
Diane Bourdo is the President of The Humphreys Group. Diane has dedicated her life’s work to helping women make smart financial decisions. For nearly 30 years, she has developed investment management and financial planning strategies that allow her clients to create lives that reflect their values. Diane was named an InvestmentNews 2020 Women to Watch and has been recognized in Forbes, SF Chronicle, NY Times and more for her work and writing.
Diane Bourdo is the President of The Humphreys Group. Diane has dedicated her life’s work to helping women make smart financial decisions. For nearly 30 years, she has developed investment management and financial planning strategies that allow her clients to create lives that reflect their values. Diane was named an InvestmentNews 2020 Women to Watch and has been recognized in Forbes, SF Chronicle, NY Times and more for her work and writing.
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