Change Is Hard, Not Changing Is Harder
Every year, September signals a shift. The wind changes direction, routines reset, and whether we feel ready or not, life moves into a new rhythm.
Most of us would not call change our favorite experience. We are often asked to leave behind what feels familiar and comfortable and move forward without knowing exactly what lies ahead. That can be exciting, but also unsettling. Staying still has a cost, too. As the old proverb says, "Time and tide wait for no man."
The economy is reflecting that same tension right now. September's reputation, including the so-called "September Effect," draws attention this time of year. As this is happening, continued enthusiasm around AI is raising familiar questions about what comes next. Is this only the beginning, or are expectations running ahead of reality?
You may not be able to dictate what comes next, but you can be ready for it.
The articles below highlight several developments worth paying attention to this week. Read and share, and if you’d like to talk through any changes you’re noticing, I'd be glad to help.
Paul Celentano and the staff of Objective Wealth Management
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