Dear Goodegg Community,
For the last few months, I (Annie) have been volunteering at my daughter’s school on Tuesday mornings, as the piano accompanist for their eurythmy class.
In case you’re not familiar with eurythmy (don’t worry, most aren’t), it’s a unique art form that combines movement, music, and speech to create a harmonious expression of the human spirit.
Here’s a simple example of eurythmy in action.
Imagine a 5-pointed star.
Now imagine there’s a person standing at each of the 5 points.
When the music begins, each of those 5 people moves to a different point of the star simultaneously, arriving at their new point at the same time. Then, you repeat again and again, until you get back to your original spot.
As you can probably imagine, children are often quite delighted to try out these movements. And just as quickly, the frustrations arise.
“He went too slowly!”
“She bumped me!”
…and on and on it goes.
The magic of eurythmy is in the awareness of both yourself and the whole, in time with the overall rhythm. When this star exercise is done well, all five people move harmoniously through the middle, navigating a seamless swirl as they then move outward toward their new positions. No bumping, no pushing.
In eurythmy, movement isn’t random. Every gesture has intention. Every step is connected to breath, balance, and rhythm. The practice teaches us that harmony doesn’t come from standing still. Rather, harmony comes from moving with awareness through change.
Similarly, when it comes to investing and finances, the goal isn’t to eliminate uncertainty.
It’s to learn how to move through it with clarity and purpose. Markets shift. Cycles turn. Just like in eurythmy, resisting motion creates tension. Flow comes from understanding the pattern and responding thoughtfully.
Here at Goodegg, we often talk about investing as a long-term practice, not a short-term performance. Eurythmy reinforces that mindset.
You don’t rush the movement to get to the end. You trust the sequence. You stay grounded in the present step while keeping the larger form in mind. That’s exactly how resilient portfolios are built – one disciplined decision at a time, aligned with a bigger vision.
Eurythmy also reminds us that alignment matters. When movement, intention, and timing are in sync, the result feels effortless. In investing, alignment shows up as clarity around your goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. When those elements work together, decisions feel less reactive and more confident.
Most importantly, eurythmy emphasizes wholeness. No single motion exists on its own. Each one affects the next. The same is true with wealth-building. Every investment choice is part of a larger life design—supporting freedom, impact, and peace of mind.
As we move toward the close of another year, we wish you the harmony and alignment that eurythmy brings, in all areas of your life.
Sending sunny-side-up best wishes…
As we round the corner on the end of this year, your mind is likely swimming with the endless tasks on your to-do list – holiday shopping, end of year travels, and navigating family dynamics.
For those of you who have been investing for multiple years now, you also know that the end of the calendar year is critical for ensuring your investing strategy is on target with your goals, particularly in the areas of taxes, expenses, and deductions.
Before we turn the page to 2026, be sure to take care of a few key items, whether you’re an active or passive investor.
The Federal Reserve delivered big financial news recently, announcing yet another interest rate cut — its third in just four months. With this latest rate cut, the Fed has sliced another 25 basis points off the benchmark rate and has officially pushed the federal funds rate down to a range of 3.50% to 3.75%.
That, in turn, marks a meaningful milestone: the lowest federal funds rate since November 2022 — and a potential opening for more accessible, affordable borrowing options for millions of Americans.
What does this mean for mortgage rates and real estate overall?
As we move into 2026, there are many indicators that things are slowly turning around in commercial real estate.
As this new report from Cushman & Wakefield underscores, record construction activity has been the chief driver of higher vacancy and softer rent growth over the last couple of years.
However, new supply is drying up, fast; multifamily starts are down two-thirds from the peak and are at the lowest level since 2012. With the supply pipeline easing, demand is poised to outstrip supply starting in 2026, and rent growth is forecast to accelerate toward 5.0% in the coming years.
We’re standing inside one of the most important energetic portals of the decade — the transition from Snake (Year 9) to Horse (Year 1).
We still have a couple of months until the Lunar New Year, but this month (December 2025) is a threshold. A closing chapter. A dissolving of old identities, roles, and timelines — and the moment your next path begins to reveal itself.
If you’ve been feeling the unraveling, the endings, the ego dissolving, the “I can’t go back to who I was”… you’re right on time.
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