In November 1942, Norman Rockwell helped to reshape what we think of with Thanksgiving.

Past performance doesn't guarantee future results, it can be a good indication in terms of how much risk is present within an asset so that when we look at it, we don't get led astray by recent performance.

Mitchell, or Mitch as many call him, grew up in Flint, Michigan, in a modest home on 10 acres next to his grandparents.

Chances are there's been some sort of investment that you wish that you would've jumped into, and there's really no good in terms of dwelling on that unless it motivates you to do something.

So how do you measure a life? Is it in wealth? Is it in status or accomplishments? Or is it simply just in the passage of time?