Sunday is for Sharing is a weekly roundup of my favorite articles, videos, and podcasts I read, viewed, and listened to over the past week.
My Favorite Video
Everybody’s ideas seem obvious to them. But what’s obvious to you might be amazing to someone else.
My Favorite Articles
Real wealth (Austin Kleon)
How to find real-life side hustles that aren’t a waste of time (The Luxe Strategist)
Someone’s driving. It’s either you, going where you choose, or someone else, pushing you. (Seth Godin)
Apple’s Value Hit $1 Trillion. Add Disney to Bank of America and … You’re Halfway There (NY Times)
Appealing Fictions (Morgan Housel)
Every wealthy person I’ve known measures their net worth in frightening detail, and often. (Scott Galloway)
Does money make you happy? (Lyall Taylor)
My Favorite Podcast Episodes
How one couple funds an RV lifestyle through running a website (The RV Entrepreneur)
Cathie Wood – Investing In Innovation (Invest Like the Best)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
It’s never too late to be a reader again (WIRED)
I Quit the City to Build my Hobbit House (Video)
Zach is the author behind Four Pillar Freedom, a blog that teaches you how to build wealth and gain freedom in life.
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.
Zach's favorite free financial tool he's been using since 2015 to manage his net worth is Personal Capital. Each month he uses their free Investment Checkup tool and Retirement Planner to track his investments and ensure that he's on the fast track to financial freedom.
His favorite investment platform is M1 Finance, a site that allows him to build a custom portfolio of stocks for free, has no trading or maintenance fees, and even allows him to set up automated target-allocated investments.
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