Always in motion the future is. — Yoda Everyday, we are faced with deciding our future. When we were younger, the “right” answers may have seemed more obvious. Maybe it had to do with immaturity or a lack of sophistication in our thinking. Perhaps the issue was more universal. In our twenties, we often only have ourselves to consider. No spouse or children yet. Parents in relatively good health. Should we apply for the job? Should we buy or lease? Should we take a roommate? While these were big life choices, they were simple in comparison to the complexity of the decisions we face later in life. Today’s choices are more complex in part because of the impact upon our…