Sunday is for Sharing is a weekly roundup of my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
I find it fascinating to see what an average workday looks like for people around the world in different professions. This video shows exactly what a typical workday looks like for one 27-year-old Japanese office worker.
My Favorite Articles
Interesting findings on investor behavior from the 2019 Global Investor Study (Schroders)
College isn’t the right track for many young people (Tony Isola)
Minimalism at Seventy (Becoming Minimalist)
The benefits of living life on hard mode (Financial Mechanic)
How I live on $1,650/month in Seattle (A Purple Life)
Reflections on two years of blogging (Tread Lightly Retire Early)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
Copenhagen-based artist Thomas Dambo makes giant forest beasts from recycled wood (Thomas Dambo)
If you like pickles, you might love these sandwiches that use pickles as buns (Tweet)
Martin Varsavsky ponders the cultural differences between San Francisco and Madrid (Tweet)
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He quit his day job as a data scientist in 2019 because he was able to earn enough income from profitable websites to replace his salary. He now teaches people how to start and grow their own profitable websites from scratch in the Income Community.
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