Sunday is for Sharing features my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
A three-minute video that showcases a beautifully designed tiny home in the heart of Tokyo.
My Favorite Finance Articles
These 10 revelations helped me rethink my finances in my 20s (The Woke Salaryman)
You only get the rewards of the stock market if you stay in the game (Banker on FIRE)
Pandemics, portfolios, and perspective (bps and pieces)
Nine things that happen to investors when volatility increases (Eight Fat Swine)
How to think about the Coronavirus as it relates to the stock market (Intrinsic Investing)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
What does it mean to live a happy life? (LIFECLUB)
Two ways to play the game of life (Farnam Street)
Davis Vilums biked every street in London and mapped his experience (Davis Vilums)
A crazy optical illusion: these boxes aren’t actually rotating (Twitter)
A series of beautiful black and white photos of redwood trees (Nathan Wirth)
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