In my earlier post 'Neither Saint Nor Sinner', I wrote about how we are neither saints nor sinners. We live in the space between perfection and flaw, between intention and emotion, between p ....
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You want to spend less, try spending more. I know that sounds strange, almost contradictory. Spend more to spend less? But anyone who has learned the art of quality spending will tell you th ....
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In the first part of this series, I made a simple point. You cannot show off your mutual funds. You cannot flaunt a SIP at a party. You cannot impress anyone by saying you stuck to asset all ....
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In my earlier post, I wrote about how an investor is neither saint nor sinner. You will not get every decision right. You will not always stay calm. You will not always act with perfect disc ....
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Ashish and I were having a conversation the other day about wealth, people, and what money does to a person. He said something that many people believe. “Money is the root cause of evil.� ....
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Most investors prepare only for good news. That is the problem. They are comfortable when markets rise. They feel smart when things go as expected. Their confidence is directly linked to ....
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You can show off your real estate. You can show off your car. You can show off your art collection. But you can’t show off your mutual funds. No one walks into a party and says, “Look at ....
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Most investors misunderstand diversification. They say they want it. But the moment part of their portfolio is not doing well, they panic. And then comes the instinctive reaction, “Should ....
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“Will the Sensex go to 100,000?” I asked someone recently. “Yes, of course,” she replied confidently. I smiled and asked again, “What about 300,000?” She didn’t even flinch. � ....
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Most investors are not stuck because of lack of information. They are stuck because of indecision. They keep researching. Then researching more. Then waiting for “just a little more clari ....
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