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Year end is a great time to make sure retirement savings strategies are optimized. Looking back at past performance and considering plans for the year ahead can reveal areas where investing must be rebalanced. This year may require more adjustments than most as the U.S. economy prepares for changes expected from the recent presidential election.

The pace of change is accelerating, with innovations and disruptions reshaping industries faster than ever. Leaders must not only anticipate these changes but also develop strategies to thrive in this evolving landscape. How are forward-thinking leaders preparing for the technologies and challenges of tomorrow? What strategies are they putting in place today to ensure success in the future? As part of this series, we are interviewing Aaron Cirksena.

Given the polarizing nature of Social Security funding debates, Republicans and Democrats in Washington have been unable to make meaningful progress on solutions that would shore up the program. But new research shows that “very large bipartisan majorities” of everyday Americans actually agree on a number of changes that could strengthen it and ensure benefits can be paid in full for years to come.

Today’s fast-paced, social media-centered business world is often driven by the desire for financial success. Self-proclaimed financial experts and influencers pepper social media with their fail-safe tips for making millions. Books and courses abound, aiming to teach every entrepreneur how to “make it.” The focus for most of these resources seems to be singularly on padding one’s bank account.