What will they remember?
"He’s a shaky old man. Look how he shuffles. Oh, I wish he would speak up. They say he was an accomplished gentleman... in his prime."
Want to leave a more lasting message. Then write it.
I have written a quasi-memoir: Day Trading with My Hebrew Uncle – A Mostly True Novella about Personal Finance. The book documents an earlier trading system related to international markets but more importantly addresses issues of greed versus fear; pride versus humility; the value of mentorship; the mystery of wisteria; and conflict of the human soul. Fellow Mississippian and Noble Prize winner William Faulkner recorded that inner conflict is the only subject worthy of an author’s work.
Advice from my Hebrew uncle is free as an e-book from Amazon beginning February 6. (Wednesday through Saturday. You may need to download the Kindle app but it is also free.) Alternatively, you may order directly (free) from my Parkinson’s-related website: crvoyles.com