What I’m doing right now and why?

This is my “Socials” page where I share updates about what I’m currently doing right now. I don’t have social media, but I use this page to give readers a glimpse into my daily activities. I’ll update it once a month with new information and projects.

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UPDATED 1st May 2026

I have been absent for most of 2025 due to travels, family, and disconnecting from technology (NOT MY BROKERAGE).

Not much has changed, still travelling, training, raising the boys, family man and of course speculating in markets.

TBA

*This is not financial advice, do your own research. This is my process it may not be suitable for you.

I have not conducted any business for some time, other than investing and writing here. This blog is not a business; it serves more as an outlet for my investing habits. Having been an entrepreneur for most of my life, I feel that the title no longer truly fits me. I cannot call myself something I was but no longer am.

I am frequently presented with opportunities for startups and ventures, but I don’t feel excited about most of them. I don’t need to pursue projects solely for the money, although I do enjoy making it. For me to re-enter the entrepreneurial world, it has to be the right concept.

Being a full-time private investor (speculator) is something I enjoy, despite its many challenges. There’s no immediate cash flow, and the payoff often takes a long time to materialise. However, what I love about investing in markets is that it is one of the last ways to truly create wealth independently. There are no clients, no employees, no overheads, and no litigation. I can focus on my work and determine how much I want to earn, whether a lot or a little.

This is why I value investing so highly; it offers a location-independent way to create wealth, which aligns with my current values. Running a business seriously incurs costs to one’s freedom, especially if you want it to grow.

I’ve adjusted my reading habits a bit, as I became quite busy towards the end of 2025. I also hit a plateau in my exploration of investing, finance, and markets. After a while, my head just gets dizzy, so I decided to change up the topics I read about. I love to read, and having a large library of readily available books allows me to dive into various subjects based on what I feel I need at the moment.

I also enjoy reading about Stoicism, mindset, and books that provoke contemplation about life, philosophy, meaning, and all those “bigger” questions. I believe this balances out my capitalist viewpoint and keeps me grounded. It serves as a reminder that I started with nothing, I am content with what I have, and I am grateful for everything I’ve been entrusted with.

Current reading List:

  • Currency Wars: The making of the next global crisis – By James Rickards
  • The Death of Money – By James Rickards
  • More Money than God (Hedge Funds) – By Sebastien Mallaby
  • Die with Zero – By Bill Perkins
  • Hell Yeah or No – By Derek Sivers (One of my favorite authors of this era)
  • Portable Wealth – By Adam Starchild

Morning Reading: 1 Page each day

  • The Daily Dad – By Ryan Holiday

Current Learning Focus:

I am interested in the world of finance, global banking, hedge funds, and offshore banking. I am fascinated by how capital flows across borders into new ideas and opportunities. I spend a lot of my free time reading about a wide range of topics, some of which are practical and actionable, while others are more theoretical. It’s unclear where this journey will take me, but I am excited to explore it.


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