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Are we afraid to die?

A little while back, I had a nightmare.

I dreamed that I was wanted by the police for something I didn’t do. I didn’t fully understand what was going on, but to protect my family, I had to go into hiding alone. I had to completely disappear.

So I lived in the woods. I wasn’t sure how much time had passed. It didn’t seem like too long – maybe a month [. . .]

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  • The Rule of 55

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  • The Friends Who Do Too Much

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  • Alternatives to Traditional Retirement

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About Me

Hi, I’m Jacob

I’m a Christ-follower striving to help people find their purpose and take hold of it.

I’m a commission-free financial planner with Core Planning, and I specialize in meaningful retirement planning for Christian families.

I graduated from Harding University with a degree in Computer Science, and I’m currently enrolled in the Boston Institute of Finance.

My wife, Caitlin, and I live in Bella Vista, AR with our perfect baby girl, Nora.

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