Sunday is for Sharing is a weekly roundup of my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
Angelito Gujeldi climbs jagged rock faces, enters caves, and risks death in the Philippines to collect nests spun from the saliva of swiftlet birds. He does this because people spend a lot of money to eat the nutritious soup that can be made out of these bird’s nests.
My Favorite Articles
Minimalism on the path to financial independence (Becoming Minimalist)
Visualizing how much you have to invest to open one of the top 20 franchises in the U.S. (HowMuch)
Stocks will always look risky in the short-term (The Irrelevant Investor)
A life without chains (Physician on FIRE)
Exploring how data visualization can be incorporated into everyday experiences like grocery receipts (Susie Lu)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
Visualizing the world divided into 4 regions with equal populations (Visual Capitalist)
How to do nothing (Jenny Odell)
The benefits of boredom (Austin Kleon)
Paul Jarvis shares what it’s like to work remotely as a company of one on an island (Penguin)
The fruits of friendship (David Perell)
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