Time as a Commodity

• Investing is most commonly thought of as an attempt to profit on transactions, stocks, or assets.
• Often, there is a “safety first” approach, as the most conservative-minded investors will trade off higher returns i...

People who think of their time as a limited resource are more likely to derive joy from life’s simple pleasures (talking to a friend for example).

Also, if you’re spending money on a time-saving purchase, use those extra minutes to do something that lifts your mood...

What we’ve learned is the stock market can predict a housing crisis long before the crash occurs. It’s also important to remember that real estate and housing stocks follow the leading indicators we’ve utilized and not the stock market as a whole because the former is the most ac...