Sunday is for Sharing features my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
I love “Day in the Life” videos because it’s cool to see what a typical day looks like for someone who lives in a different country and works in a profession I know nothing about. This video shows the day in the life of a Japanese casino worker.
My Favorite Finance Articles
How to design an antifragile career (RadReads)
When you started investing has a huge impact on your attitude towards investing (The Irrelevant Investor)
Get rich by embracing “monk mode” (The Escape Artist)
No, you didn’t just lose half of your retirement savings (Mr. Money Mustache)
Why you should create a bare-bones budgets (Cash for Tacos)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
A deep dive into the rise of Visualize Value and Jack Butcher (Keagan Stokoe)
A neat dashboard that shows how search trends have changed since the Coronavirus started (Glimpse)
This chart visualizes average user happiness on Twitter (Hedonometer)
More information about french fries than you could ever want to know (Quartz)
A stunning video of San Francisco’s currently empty streets (Video)
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