So that’s it. One quarter of the year is done, and a new quarter begins. How’d you do? Did you just meet expectations set forth in the 4th quarter of 2009? Or did you beat expectations and prove to your shareholders and yourself that you’re investment worthy? Executives of public companies go through this thought process all the time, and so should you.
There’s never been a better time than right now to go through all the clutter in the house and donate it all away. Clutter should drive you nuts, because it’s a sign of excess. Why do you need 7 pairs of jeans, 50 pairs of shoes, and all those magazines? You don’t! I don’t and I’m very disappointed in myself for accumulating so much junk over the years.
It really makes me sick to have so much stuff. When I lived in a studio apartment, the place was filled with crap. Now I live in a house, and it’s no different. Consumerism has infiltrated me thoroughly. On the bright side, thank goodness for counterbalancing mechanisms. If a person never feels full (sick of clutter), they’ll eat until they explode! Today, let’s de-clutter and simplify.
MARCH FAVORITE POSTS ON FINANCIAL SAMURAI
* “The Mental To Physical Connection For A Healthier Lifestyle”
* “Insuring The Uninsured Is Worth It”
* “Wealth Is An Illusion Of Happiness”
Heads up Wall Street Journal, CNBC, and Bloomberg, if you want to do an interview, better let us know quick because The Samurai Fund is now up 11.5% vs. only +5.6% for the S&P year-to-date! LEN, HAR, BIG are leading the way.
HIGHLIGHT POSTS FROM AROUND THE SPHERE
might just be your solution! For those who don’t know what snark is, it simply means a slyly biting, smart-ass remark with disparaging undertones. Larry’s book is a collection of incredibly witty phrases from luminaries the world over.
The luckiest people on earth are perhaps those who don’t make a lot of money. They’ve got very little downside and can really pursue their childhood dreams. Imagine if from the moment you graduated college, you landed a plum corporate job that paid just enough to keep you motivated, but not enough to enjoy your freedom.
It’s been just over a month since the