Diana Richey, photo by Jay Nel-McIntosh
You’re a smart, thoughtful person. You know that investing can be a powerful way to build wealth and create more choices in your life.
But you could use a little guidance.
Because for all the things we learn in school or along the way, money and investing rarely top the list.
There’s also so much noise in the financial world: hype, conflicting opinions, boisterous experts, cookie-cutter advice, unnecessary complexity, and more than a little misinformation.
Let’s cut through the B.S.
I’ve spent years studying different investment approaches, learning from some of the giants in the field, and distilling it all into a practical, straightforward approach.
And I believe one of the best ways to succeed is to learn is by example. So I show you exactly what I’m buying and selling, and when and why. You can follow along, see the process in action, and develop your own investing know-how along the way.
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About
I’m Diana, an investor, tax attorney, and writer. My work bridges disciplined financial practice with a broader exploration of how building financial resources can support an intentional life.
I’m the author of The Loving Truth About Money: A Practical Guide to Creating Financial Peace.
I have over two decades of experience in law and finance. I began my career as an international tax lawyer, advising individuals, private funds, and multinational corporations on cross-border planning, charitable structures, and long-term capital strategy.
I hold a B.A. with honors from the University of Chicago and a J.D., cum laude, from Boston University School of Law. I’m a CFP® professional and trained mediator and arbitrator. I sit on the board of Nature and Culture International, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving wild places.
I live in Jackson Hole, Wyoming with my husband, son and dog.