Financial Ratios to save your life
Understanding a company’s worth first starts with knowing its Profitability, Productivity, and Leverage ratios that allow you to make a call on whether it’s worth going down the path to valuing the company. This can quickly become messy when you start estimating the cash flows because you are making many assumptions based on numbers youContinue reading “Financial Ratios to save your life”
2020 Book List
Books I read in 2020👇🏽. Let me know your thoughts or recommendations for my 2021 list! 2020 has been a year of a massive amount of reading. Why reading you ask? Well, it is quite simple. There is just too much I don’t know. I figured I would share the books that have made itContinue reading “2020 Book List”
The best advice to any young person
I came across the below speech given by John Roberts to his son when he graduated. I can’t seem to stop pondering on how profound and insightful his words were to a young mind. I don’t believe there is much else to add, or to explain. I hope you also ponder on its meaning inContinue reading “The best advice to any young person”
COVID Puppy Boom: What you need to know before you take that step.
Did you finally decide to take part in the Coronavirus Puppy Boom and get a dog? Great – I applaud your ability to persuade yourself and partner to bring this fantastic companion into your life. But maybe you are doing this to win that coveted award from your kids: Best Parent of the Year award.Continue reading “COVID Puppy Boom: What you need to know before you take that step.”
Group-shaming, cancel culture and self-censorship – a case for a truly open dialogue
In a democracy, we protect the rights of individuals to dissent, speak up and share their ideas. However in today’s world, social media has made it very easy for people to make quick and harsh judgments about someone that can have lasting ramifications. Are you noticing like I am that there are more and moreContinue reading “Group-shaming, cancel culture and self-censorship – a case for a truly open dialogue”
2019 book list with rating
Korea: The Impossible Country by Daniel Tudor Talking to strangers by Malcolm Gladwell Billion Dollar Whale by Tom Wright Doing justice – Preet Bharara Red notice by Bull Browder Bad Blood by John Carreyrou Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds by David Goggins Education of an Idealist by Samantha Power PrinciplesContinue reading “2019 book list with rating”
Maintaining privacy working from home during COVID-19
Working from home (WFH) has become the norm, and it is expected to stay in place until further notice. This is a blessing and a curse. Blessing, due to time saved on your commute and increased time spent with your family. Curse, the added pressure of you being responsible for protecting your organizations’ privacy. We all haveContinue reading “Maintaining privacy working from home during COVID-19”
Travels
Places I have traveled to so far… In the coming months I will be posting up my itinerary and my take on these amazing places.
