Don’t fall victim to the psychological trick called “recency” where you place more weight on recent events than they are do in the long term. How do the events of last year represent such a trap? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “What 2020 Revealed About Us (And Maybe You, Too)” to see where you might fall on this spectrum.
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