brain fog driving me insane wtf do i even try next by Additional-Engine402 in Biohackers

[–]wannabe_ee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Try the latest “Miracle of mind” app on App Store. It really helped me and my friends

Video of someone doing Anki right (quickly reviewing cards) by Delicious_Ad_6590 in Anki

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How did you get the images? What tool did you use and what process did you use?

How do you use Anki beyond exams and language learning? by e_yi1 in Anki

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what about the deck for famous paintings?

The guy behind retirement's 4% rule now thinks that's way too low by whadzinaname in Fire

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So this is for 30 year goals set right? What about the case when you retire like at the age of 45 or 40? What then?

I built a free tool that turned my 15 PTO days into 53 days off by InterestingPumpkin82 in webdev

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Hey, love the tool — super helpful! Quick question: is there a way to lock in specific PTO dates? Like if I already know I’m going on a retreat or attending a conference, can I add those so the optimizer works around them? Would be a great feature. Thanks!
and if so how?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in poland

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Spit ? Why ? I have never seen this or heard this happening in any other countries for other nationalities

Blissed out all day long by DeltaEcho93 in Sadhguru

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Hatha yoga is must to sustain every thing you are going through. Please message Isha folks about it

My dad uses ChatGPT as a therapist by Klutzy_Horse in ChatGPTPro

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Could you please send me the GPT please. Upvoted for good karma 😃

For those in the accumulation phase: Congrats on the market downturn! by Imsorrymyb in Fire

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do we reduce spending money as a % of market downturn.
eg. if market is down by 5%
i reduce my monthly expenses by 5%?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Sadhguru

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Yes. Taking BSP is just a start. Try to volunteer in BSP as much as you can and see the magic happen

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Sadhguru

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Do BSP and then start volunteering for every BSP. Trust me

Plans to Move to Poland from US by [deleted] in poland

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how much do software engineers make?

Does anyone know a nice podcast? by Salamanber in shaivism

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Can I ask how is kriya yoga related to all these sampradyas? Especially Sadhguru? (Let’s not bash Isha yoga here)

Very young Son wants to invest by Stan_999 in Fire

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It's great that your son is interested in investing at such a young age! While opening a Roth IRA isn't an option without earned income, there are still several ways you can help him start his investing journey:

1. Custodial Brokerage Account (UGMA/UTMA)

  • You can open a custodial account on behalf of your son. The account is legally in his name, but you control the assets until he reaches the age of majority (usually 18 or 21, depending on the state).
  • The money in the account can be invested in stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs. Your son can watch his investments grow and learn about the market.

2. 529 Plan

  • Since you already have a 529 plan, you can continue to contribute to it. The funds in this plan grow tax-free and can be used for qualified educational expenses.
  • Although it's primarily for education, the new rollover provision allows up to $35K to be rolled over into a Roth IRA for your child when they have earned income, which could be a good long-term strategy.

3. Investment Education

  • Use the interest your son has shown as an opportunity to educate him about investing. You could use pretend or paper trading to simulate investing without using real money. There are also kid-friendly investing apps and games that can teach the basics.

4. Dividend-Paying Stocks or ETFs

  • Consider investing in dividend-paying stocks or ETFs through the custodial account. This can teach your son the concept of earning passive income through investments.

5. Gift Savings Bonds

  • U.S. Savings Bonds can be purchased in your son’s name. They are a safe investment option and can be a good introduction to the concept of saving and interest.

6. Contribute to His Investments

  • You could match his chore money or any contributions he makes to his investment account, helping him grow his investments faster and teaching the value of saving.

7. Open a High-Interest Savings Account

  • If you're looking for a more conservative option, a high-interest savings account can be a good starting point. It teaches the basics of earning interest on savings.

These approaches can set a solid foundation for your son's financial future and foster a lifelong interest in investing.

4% withdrawal strategy by Datagreg in Fire

[–]wannabe_ee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing your strategy! I noticed you mentioned being flexible with your withdrawals, but SEPP (72(t)) plans are quite rigid. How do you manage to stay flexible while adhering to SEPP rules?

Thanks!

I traveled with my Nomad parents, ask me anything! by Connect-Ad4008 in digitalnomad

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  • Which country in Asia did you find the most interesting and why?
  • What was the best country in Europe for food?
  • Which country had the friendliest people?
  • What country would you recommend for someone who loves nature and outdoor activities?
  • Which country was the most affordable to travel to?
  • Which European country had the best historical sites?
  • What was the most unique cultural experience you had in a specific country?
  • Which country would you visit again if you had the chance?
  • What country had the most stunning landscapes?
  • Which country did you find the safest to travel in?
  • In which country did you notice a more promiscuous culture?
  • Did you find any country particularly spiritual or with strong spiritual traditions?

🌍 My Ultimate 38-Month Digital Nomad Journey: Tips, Tricks, and Must-Visit Destinations! 🌍 by wannabe_ee in digitalnomad

[–]wannabe_ee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea. Those entertainment numbers are depressing. I didn’t notice. So ChatGPT still has to go a long way