Data Scientist | Building $1,000+ in monthly passive income | Simplifying data analytics in day to day personal finance with illustrations π | #coffeeholic
3 components that will improve your personal finance:
- Know your spending trend
- Optimize your spending trend
- Keep your spending below your income trend
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He arrived to the restaurant, in a 2012 Spark, wore comfortable shoes, shorts, a no-brand t-shirt and a casio watch, no expensive accesories for someone who earns that amount
Moral of the story: This is how financially smart people look like π
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Yesterday, I went to dinner with my ex-boss (now he works remotely for another πΊπΈ company). A genius, Computer Science engineer. He now earns $10k/mo
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@financeman_ - Use your expenses data to take better decisions on your spending trends
Like using a cash back credit card for your food expenses, life miles credit card for your gasoline, this way you can earn points by spending and you are being data driven
5 months ago, I was going to share a thread about how to ask for a raise and get it
But the reality is that 5 months ago, global economy started painting a recession π
Making these last quarters, not a good season to apply the thread
I'll share it on Q1 2023 π§΅
Here's a Tip for your important passwords:
Add comma (,) semicolon (;) space (' ') and/or back slash (\) to your password
This will f*ck-up the day for anyone trying to dump your credentials data into a CSV
Personal InfoSec π
Friends often ask me, why do I save and invest almost ~70% of my earnings, that I could have a nice X or travel to Y.
My answer has always been this one: I am a lazy person, and as I am lazy, I don't wanna "work to live" during my life π€·π»ββοΈ
Then, that makes sense for them