Interesting Stuff #1 – Money, Speculation & Panic
I love scouting and reading interesting content on the internet. If I have to categorize my time spent on the internet between different types of stuff to do like watching videos, scrolling social media, etc., I can confidently confirm that I have spent far more time on reading interesting content than on random browsing.
Sometimes I get too excited from reading a particular piece of content and happen to share it with my friends and family. They often post this question, “Rajan, how do you find all this content?”. My answer always is, “I don’t know how, I just came across it somehow :D”.
Surprisingly, a lot of my friends actually loved reading what I shared. I was looking for a way which could let a lot more people benefit from and enjoy, the content that I personally enjoy so much. And that’s why I wrote this page as I’m going to share some interesting links going forward through my blog and spread the joy.
I cannot commit to any specific frequency, but I can assure you that whenever I come across something fun and worth reading I’ll bring it here.
So here we go!
It is very common that most of us stop running after money only when we realize the finiteness of our mortality, in other words, until we are on our deathbed or diagnosed with a terminal disease. This article would take you on an engaging journey with its beautiful graphics and storyline to elaborate on the idea of “Nothingness of Money”.
Speculation: A Game You Can’t Win
Do you check your portfolio multiple times a day? If you are, then this article is for you. I loved the example author has taken in this article on how climbing a mountain with its peak in sight got a group of friends excited, which on reaching, faded immediately because it turned out to be a resting spot than the peak. This article reflects on how we don’t fully appreciate the effort we had put into reaching a milestone if that milestone is not the destination.
Markets are crashing everywhere. Inflation is skyrocketing. It is obvious to feel scared and uncertain about the future. This article talks exactly about how to navigate through these tough times and refrain from making silly and irreversible mistakes.
That’s all for today, folks. See you in the next one!