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Market Perspective: Why the Long View Matters More Than Any Single Quarter
After a strong first half of 2026, the third quarter was relatively flat. Wealth Advisor Autumn Davidson looks beyond the short-term numbers to explore market history, time horizon and what really matters when evaluating your financial progress.
Perfect Clients, Shared Values and a Practice Built Around Generosity
What makes someone the “perfect” client for a financial advisor? Michael Brady joins Frank LaRosa on Advisor Talk to discuss the experiences that shaped Generosity Wealth Management, why the right advisor-client fit matters and how thoughtful financial planning can help create possibilities beyond the portfolio.
Why I Keep Going Back: Reflections from Camp Dreamland 2026
After seven Camp Dreamland experiences, Michael Brady has learned that camp is about much more than giving children two weeks to simply be kids. He reflects on the relationships that keep bringing him back to Ukraine—and the year-round work that continues long after camp ends.
Why I Choose to Serve: Cassidy Murphy on the YMCA of Northern Colorado
For Cassidy Brady, living generously includes investing her time close to home. She shares why serving on the YMCA of Northern Colorado board matters to her—and how an evening at Y Splash became a reminder of the many ways we can strengthen the communities around us.
From Recognition to Impact: What Comes Next After the Invest in Others Awards
Michael Brady’s recognition as a 2026 Invest in Others Volunteer of the Year finalist generated a $25,000 charitable award for Frontier Horizon. Now, the opportunity is to use that recognition to reach new donors, serve more children and turn one act of generosity into something even greater.
From Ukraine to Wyoming: When Generosity Becomes Friendship
Generosity can begin with financial support, but its impact often grows through relationships. After Camp Dreamland in Ukraine, Michael Brady welcomed Ukrainian partner Sergii to Wyoming and Colorado for a visit rooted in friendship, community and a shared commitment to Ukraine’s future.