Most financial advice assumes you want money to become a second job — SOME financial advice assumes you are financially educated, enjoy tracking markets, following news cycles, comparing strategies, and staying constantly “informed.” Moreover, it assumes you want to think about investing all the time. I’m…
Why consistency beats intelligence, confidence, timing and almost everything else — I’m not a market expert. I don’t read charts. I don’t follow earnings calls. I don’t track macroeconomic narratives. I don’t try to predict recessions, rate cuts, elections, or black swan events. I just…
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Your House Doesn’t Make You A Millionaire — 1% of the world population qualifies as millionaires. A millionaire has a liquid positive net worth of 1 million dollars minus their debts and liabilities. So unless you net millions of dollars after selling and paying off…
Here’s How To Find Out You might think someone is wealthy if they earn a million dollars or six figures. According to Robert T. Kiyosaki, this isn’t true wealth. The average person would find this salary a good stinking deal. Robert challenges you to rethink…
Talking about the important stuff with the most crucial person in your life — The Money Conversation If there is one conversation you want to have relatively early with your partner or future partner, it is about money. Of course be pragmatic about it and discuss money…
Quit being short-term oriented — As you age, one thing will increase if you’re financially productive. Your income. But with income increases comes responsibility, and many of us don’t want to deal with responsibility. We want to have fun and enjoy life. It’s less fun…
Time excuses, consistency failure, the ingredients of discipline, habit rewiring, and why imperfect progress still wins. 1. Thinking You Don’t Have Time To Get Done What Is Needed Is A Lie When you tell yourself and others there is not enough time, you’re lying to yourself. There…
It’s not about lemonade — it’s about incentives, margin, and low-risk bets. The Dhando Investor Core Idea: Heads I win a lot. Tails I lose little. Pabrai often points to lemonade stands as a microcosm of business — a simple system where incentives, pricing, margins, and demand become immediately visible….
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