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Date archive for: January 2021

Blog # 194 – Random Thoughts (Jan 2021)

Published by prateekkhamesra on January 27, 2021

These are collection of my random thoughts in Jan 2021 #1 SMALL HABITS: Small habits make a lot of difference in our life. 1% good change daily can lead to 37% improvement in your life while 1% bad habit can lead to your doom. Whether saving money or reducing weight, it depends on daily habits of taking out money for financial freedom or working out daily to stay fit and healthy. #2 Favorite poster – The Man in The Arena I have a poster in front of my work desk. Whenever I am feeling stressed and agitated, I look at…

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Blog #193 – Finance Advice from my Relatives

Published by prateekkhamesra on January 25, 2021

You’re at a family gathering, enjoying your favorite ice cream. There is a group of uncles exchanging investment advice like “you should buy XYZ stock and why?” As a kid, I used to ignore these conversations but lately, I thought to tap into their wisdom and gain from their experience. One of my uncles is an active stock market investor while my aunt has a Midas touch when it comes to investment. According to my mom “, a lot of credit for my other uncle’s wealth goes to my aunt who manages his investment”. Below is a collection of pieces…

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