Disclaimer: if you’re easily offended or don’t like having your assumptions challenged, maybe skip this one. Society doesn’t quite know what to do with you if you retire in your 30s or 40s. Some people look at you with envy, others with contempt. The expected path is simple: go to school, get a job, take […]
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A small deviation this month from the usual newsletter format because—well, it’s my birthday, and I’m currently on a train heading north through Spain. San Sebastián, to be precise. A city with one of the highest concentrations of Michelin-starred restaurants in the world, and conveniently, a very scenic half marathon. The plan? Run a cheeky
Hey Investors This weekend, I was running an options training session with five fantastic people. Each of them came to the course for different reasons and with their own unique goals. As we worked through exercises, one thing really stood out: how different everyone’s expectations of returns and tolerance for risk truly are. Risky tomfoolery
