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If I didn’t have AI, I wouldn’t be publishing articles every week. I’m 100% sure of that.
Taking care of our 9-month-old son with my wife has been hard.
This is a bit embarrassing to admit, but I actually thought that parents who were saying that nursing a baby is hard work were exaggerating.
Well, they were right.
Anyway. We all ha...
When I was 17, I got into reading in my free time. I remember reading books like Crime & Punishment, American Psycho, Post Office, etc.
I loved it. Before I finished one book, I would buy the next one and got excited about starting it.
Reading was so important to me, that I had this urge to write books myself.
But it wasn’t until I was 28 tha...
Most people think trading means you need to be active. You sit in front of several screens, watch every price move, and buy and sell stocks all day.
I do the opposite.
Sure, I follow the market every day. I read earnings reports, look at charts, and track companies. But I don’t trade daily. My goal is to find one or two good opportunities a year.
Sometimes I’m so consumed by all the new features and capabilities of AI that I forget about how great it is to actually write something by yourself.
Maybe it’s a classic case of nostalgia, but sometimes I miss the “simpler” times.
The time that I had to push through mental barriers, frantically going through my notes, picking up physical books and reading...
Who else hates marketing?
What about posting on social media like a self-absorbed and inconsiderate jerk?
Self-promotion is a necessary part of work, but it feels unnatural to many of us.
A lot of people grew up with an old-school work ethic: Put your head down, do good work, stay modest, and don’t draw attention to yourself.
You learn ...