How to know you are "trying too hard" or "doing it wrong" when it comes to investing?

Exercise is good for the body and mind.

But overdoing it may lead to sports injuries and other complications...



Also, a little knowledge may do more harm to the body than good. Have you seen those "clueless" joggers running along the main roads during peak traffic rush hour in the evenings?



Then there are exercise myths like believing in false prophets... 

No, exercise won't grant you immunity against cancer, strokes, or heart attacks. Just talk to your doctor. But no... You rather believe in your (vested interest) exercise guru. You'll live forever and ever! Your exercise guru said so!



There are also those who mixed-up anaerobic with aerobic exercises, or have no clue between the two!

If you want to bulk up to look like the incredible Hulk, will climbing stairs or jogging help?

Similarly, if you want to lose fat fast and not wait 10 years to see the result, high-instensity intermittent exercise would be a better bet than doing Tai-Chi, no?


  
Exercise can bring pain. Pleasurable pain. Just like those we experienced behind close doors. Often, after a good workout, it'll lead us to a good night's sleep.

But something is not right if the pain just won't go away... Or the more we exercise, the more we can't sleep at night...



Idiot! Click-bait! 

When will I start talking about investing?

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The biggest difference between 99-year leasehold HDB flats versus private properties

You don't hear owners of 99-year leasehold private properties "cry father, cry mother" that their home assets will go to ZERO one day.


Have you?


Funny right?


And we don't hear silly rhetorical questions like are we "tenants" or "owners" of our leases right? 


I'm beginning to understand why some who grew up in our HDB heartlands can't wait to move out...


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