After 20 years at Agilent running a billion-dollar P&L, Marc Boreham left to run a PE-backed roll-up. He has now completed one full sponsor cycle and is working toward a second exit. Here is what the transition from Fortune 500 to PE-backed company looks like from the inside.

Growth investing and value investing are the two organizing labels for most long-term portfolio discussions. David Gardner, who produced seven confirmed 100-plus baggers for Motley Fool members over three decades, rejects both. Here is what he looks for instead, and why the best companies on his framework always look overvalued.

For highly selective schools, the network and credentialing advantages are real. Below the top tier, what you do at the school matters more than which school it is. Michael Horn, education researcher and co-host of the Future You podcast, explains what has changed in the AI era and what has not.

The dollar declined more than 13% against the euro through 2025, and the structural pressures behind that move have not resolved. For US investors carrying heavy domestic concentration, that shift changes the portfolio math. Here is what dollar depreciation means for real returns, international allocation, and real assets.

The wealth migration headlines say high earners are fleeing high-tax states en masse. The peer data from 200+ Long Angle members tells a more interesting story about who is actually planning to move, where they are going, and what is really driving the decision.

A practitioner's view of what a single family office is, how it differs from a wealth manager or multi-family office, and when first-generation wealth creators should build one — or stick with the team they have.

The Long Angle 2025 Annual Retreat brought 250 members to Sonoma for keynotes from Guy Raz and Kai Ryssdal, sessions on estate planning, private markets, and women's health, and three days of genuine peer connection. Here is the full recap.

The 2026 IPO wave (SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, and others) is producing the largest cohort of pre-IPO equity holders in a generation. The most expensive mistakes are sequencing mistakes, not tax mistakes.

Lighthouse parenting means being a stable, visible guide while your children navigate their own waters. Here is what the framework actually requires across every developmental stage — and why families with more resources face a higher overparenting risk, not a lower one.

Long Angle members navigating this at the higher end of the wealth spectrum tend to frame it less as "how much is safe" and more as "at what level does money start doing things to a person that money shouldn't do."

Most AI travel planning advice stops at prompt tips. For frequent travelers managing loyalty programs and complex logistics, that's the floor — not the ceiling. Here's what Long Angle members are actually building.

Agentic AI tools let founders run real business workflows (customer monitoring, bug fixes, content production) without ongoing involvement. Here's how Long Angle members are building these systems, what it costs, and what they've learned the hard way.

The exit clears the financial pressure. It doesn't clear the questions that come with it: what to do with the days, how to rebuild a sense of forward motion, and whether the things that kept you engaged before will work again.

When markets turn volatile, the urge to do something is almost physical. We asked the Long Angle community what they're doing. The answers range from disciplined inaction to sophisticated options overlays, and every one of them has something to teach.

Learn how to build meaningful connections with a simple system for better networking, hosting gatherings, and turning introductions into lasting relations.

A practical comparison of Malta citizenship and Italian residency for high-net-worth individuals seeking European access, mobility, tax planning, and long-term optionality.

High-net-worth investors often lose more to tax structure mistakes than bad investment decisions. Here are the most common tax planning mistakes and how to think about fixing them early.

High performers can operate at a discount without realizing it. Dr. Natun Verma explores the “sleep tax” draining cognitive sharpness, emotional regulation, and long-term health, and the structural changes leaders can make to reclaim energy, focus, and longevity.

300+ members weighed in. Here’s what’s in their wallets, why they chose those cards, and how they use points, perks, and cash back.

A simple prompt sparked 100+ replies. Here’s what Long Angle members wish they bought sooner in life, and the ROI behind each choice.