I read ‘How I Invest My Money’ by Josh's blog and I can’t recommend it enough. It’s a great collection of stories from financial experts that share their unique investing perspectives. There’s no one way to save, invest, or spend. I especially enjoyed Morgan Housel ‘s chapter

Did you guys know that home ownership isn't the only way to create generational wealth

Pro tip: hang dry your clothes. Don’t waste $ and energy using a power-sucking dryer. Better for your wallet and the earth 🌎 😄

This is not an issue for 99.9% of people. For most, it’s the opposite problem. There are ways around getting $ out of tax-advantaged accounts such as Roth conversion ladder, 72(t) SEPP, or even paying the penalty. Not a major concern IMO. marketwatch.com/story/saving-t…

Pro tip: bike more! It is the best way to start your work day. I’m always in a better mood after a nice ride. Bike to the store, gym, office, and anywhere close to your house.

My favorite Charlie Munger quote: “I did not intend to get rich. I just wanted to get independent.”

“Being able to wake up one morning and change what you’re doing, on your own terms, whenever you’re ready, seems like the grandmother of all financial goals.” Morgan Housel

“Independence, to me, doesn’t mean you’ll stop working. It means you only do the work you like with the people you like at the times you want for as long as you want.” Couldn’t agree more with Morgan Housel

Recent survey from ⁦Gallup⁩ (published yesterday, but results from June) shows investors—defined as those with at least $10k invested in stocks or bonds—overwhelmingly favor passive investing (71%) vs. active (29%)