Hi RIP readers,
welcome to the RIP (Bi)Weekly Learning Journal.
As you can see the series is diverging from Money and FIRE, and it reflects the direction in which I’m steering my input feeds. I hope you like it.
Next episode on Monday November 9th 🙂
Enjoy!
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Read moreHi RIP readers,
I’m trying to simplify my investments.
I want to get rid of some of the irrelevant ETFs I purchased in the past years, especially in the bonds area, and I want to focus on few core ETFs (global bonds, global stocks). Plus maybe some small bets to add a personal touch to the strategy. Some small cap, value, dividend… I like the idea of factor investing. Anyway, my strategy is still a bit fuzzy, I’m not focusing on that at the moment and it’s not the topic of this post.
Under the umbrella of “simplifying my portfolio”, a month ago I entered a couple of GTC (Good-Til-Canceled) Limit Sell Orders on Interactive Brokers for the ETFs I wanted to get rid of, with limit prices I was happy with.
I know that “I will sell when the price reaches X” is not a good strategy, don’t yell at me.
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Read moreHi RIP readers,
welcome to the RIP (Bi)Weekly Learning Journal.
As you can see, this episode is mostly focused on creativity (writing, podcasting), productivity, entrepreneurship, learning, growing, mastery and few other topics that I think are well suited for someone struggling with their creative career.
Actually, the above mentioned are recurring topics in my WLJs. See previous entries about Paul Graham, Nat Eliason, Naval Ravikant. That’s where my curiosity wanders these days.
Asking myself to write and publish my Learning Journal is a kind of intervention. For myself, by myself.
And It’s working! I can feel a gentle push to get out and go wild, trust my skills and attitude, quit the career game entirely.
Time will tell.
Next episode on Monday October 26th, and I suspect will be centered around Naval Ravikant 🙂
Enjoy!
P.S. I’m thinking about moving this series into a mailing list, probably on substack 🙂
Read moreHi RIP readers,
Welcome to our latest Quarterly Financial (and Personal) Update!
It seems centuries have passed since my previous quarterly financial update. I had to re-read it to get a sense of “where I was” three months ago.
I’ll first analyze our finances – as always – then few aspects of my personal life.
I’m sure you’re now better equipped to follow the financial aspects of our quarterly updates, right? What? Didn’t you seethe 5 posts (so far) series I published on my spreadsheets? Very bad…
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