Sunday is for Sharing features my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
Danny MacAskill provides endless entertainment on a BMX bike.
My Favorite Finance Articles
About those Wall Street forecasts (Crossing Wall Street)
“In the end, we all wish for more time with our family and friends. Why not start living that life today, while there’s still time?” (The Belle Curve)
What to do if you want to ‘un-retire’ (Next Avenue)
What volleyball can teach us about finances and life (Bone Fide Wealth)
The most boring aspects of finance often move the needle the most (Living With Money)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
Man takes photo of himself every day for 20 years (Video)
Caitlin Hudson uses a neat chart to show how her allocation of time each day changed before and after she had a baby (Twitter)
Visualizing a decade of Apple growth (Six Colors)
The 2019 ocean art contest winners (Underwater Photography Guide)
“There are only 11 types of movies” (Twitter)
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