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The Sunday Best is a collection of articles I’ve curated from the furthest reaches of the internet for your reading pleasure.
Every week, I scan hundreds of headlines, read dozens of posts, and bring you the best of the best to save you time and mental energy.
Financial Independence (FI) is a primary focus, but it’s an awfully broad topic. I tend to approach FI and early retirement from a fatFIRE perspective and through the lens of a physician, so I expect to see those biases in the selected articles.
Related topics that have become recurrent themes include early retirement, selective frugality, tax issues, travel, physician issues, and investing.
For more great articles, take a peek at The Sunday Best Archives. Now let’s get to the best… The Sunday Best!
The Sunday Best (09/29/2024)
We don’t know where we’re going, but we are in an epic bull market.
With tech’s next bull run, is it time to ride the post-fed wave?
On that note, it’s money-making time. You have to win in a bull market.
As firm believers that health really does form a large part of wealth, here is how to thrive during the long, cold winter.
Speaking of health, I’ve seen all kinds of supplement suggestions over TikTok and Instagram reels. But are you taking the right dosage?
A new approach to employer health care? Give workers money to buy their own plan.
Medical malpractice: Are you at risk? Discover the startling facts.
The central theme of enterprise philosophy is increasing revenue and cutting costs. In this historical and philosophical outlook, Ben Thompson thinks human workers will be cast aside for AI to succeed.
Don’t miss Dr. Nirav Shah’s talk on uncovering the path to financial independence and how we went from stroke surgeon to entrepreneur.
Who profited from the pandemic? Covid turned out to be a giant goldmine for Corporate America.
Here’s why pre-tax retirement contributions are better than Roth in peak earning years (even if tax rates increase).
With Halloween as one of the most celebrated holidays – by kids and adults alike – it’s no surprise that horror movies are doing better than ever. But while highbrow horror might have gained respectability, it sold its soul.
Remember the bad $10,000 investment Leif made made on purpose? Here’s what’s happened so far.
