Financial Independence | Three Kids | Side Hustles | Musings
Sometimes it takes death to rethink life.
My dad died in August. He was one of the most respected civil engineers in Florida in the 80s and 90s; he was a master bridge player; he had a keen eye for stocks with great potential. (Although I thought he was crazy for being so high on Apple in the early 2000s – who would pay so much for an overpriced music player?!?!)
He should have died a multi-millionaire.
Well, website is sketched out, domain names purchased, and a bit of market research done. Untether: in process.
Honestly, I was hoping to have this launched by now, but with a big project due at my day job at the end of September, I’m happy where I am. [Read more…] about One month later – untether with public domain data?
Said my three year old daughter.
She must have heard that at home. Shame on me.
What we say around our children matters.
It becomes part of how they think, and how they make decisions. And it’s not just what we say – it’s the messages they hear all around them. My niece, who is 6 years old and skinny as a rail was talking about how fat she is just the other week. SIX YEARS OLD. And she did not hear this at home. We must be vigilant, but we can’t be everywhere with them.
So we need to watch what we say around our kids, because that’s where we have the most control. [Read more…] about Daddy, I have SOOOO much work to do