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I still rent for $2700/month. I don't want to buy an overpriced home in the bay in the suburbs (I wish we had for-sale condos like Toronto everywhere... still don't know why)
I do well. I'm 32. I'm on an upwards path. But I don't feel upper class. I feel middle class. Maybe upper-middle. But I don't feel like I'm killing it. Should I?
If this was Apple, I wonder what your comment would be?
It’s a death wish.
If you’re aspiring to be a landlord: don’t. It’s not noble, it’s not useful, and it’s quite literally rent seeking.
If you live in the bay and own, refuse to sell to faceless Chinese investors, real estate trusts, etc. Sell to families and individuals who need to live.
I’m shaming a culture who contributes to the distraction of endangered species. I don’t see the issue
https://www.instagram.com/hoeingforyield/ https://www.instagram.com/finance_god/
I could absolutely see why Patagonia wants to distance itself from these sorts of fratty, money-focused business cultures. Same with Venture Capital.
Note apps need to capture thoughts and objects seamlessly, quickly and with very little friction. Evernote doesn't do that. Launching Evernote feels like launching Excel or Photoshop, when it should feel like clicking on your Wifi menu.
“As pointed out in editorials by the New York Times and The Verge, the phrase "subscribe to PewDiePie" has become almost equivalent with dumb stunts and racially fueled declarations, and was also muttered by a gunman before embarking on a killing spree in a New Zealand mosque last week.”
This does not surprise me.