Things that I'm grateful for, a list:
1. Cool morning making my commute pretty pleasant
2. Catching the bus on time, and giving me enough time to heave breakfast before work.
3. Living in a country where you can openly eat during Ramadan and no one gives a fuck.
I'm going through this phase a the moment where I want to buy new tech because I feel like trying something new, when I don't have time to do really delve into a new hobby.
@mintea Caravan Sandwitch (that's not a typo)
Planet of Lana
Wavetale
Alba
Little Kitty Big City
Mail Time
Paper Trail
The Last Campfire
The Artful Escape
- an e-ink android tablet like the Bigme b6 (because it can run the kindle and the kobo app but I don't need another reader)
- insta360 camera to do vlogs (but I have a phone that can do just that)
- art supplies (watercolour paper/sketchbook, brushes, oil pastels etc
So here's a list of things that I want but don't need:
- a kindle (because of books that I want to read but not available on the kobo, as if I don't already have so many books in my TBR pile as it is)
A few weekends ago, I read about "The New Launch Cycle' strategy in a book written by a property agent.
In that book, the case study they used was a young couple who purchased a new launch condo, while renting a small HDB.
Has anyone successfully done this in the past decade and make good profit? Especially with whatever increasingly tightened measurements for property that the SG govt is doing?
From my POV, not being a property investor, it feels extremely risky to divert your finances into rental as well as a mortgage, in hopes of flipping the private property to make a profit.
I wear the hats as Ops Manager, Finance Manager, HR Manager because there's only 2 of us in the core/management team.
I have a sales consultant that keeps referring to the finance team as MY FINANCE TEAM, and my knee jerk reaction
@ofmeowandbake Trying to.
I AM petty enough to send a whole list of screenshot proof of his interactions with me, and in reference to my department to the client, PLUS a conduct brief note to his direct supervisor.
So that HIS boss can talk to him about his communication style.