Author: Rolf Suey - Better Late Than Never

This post continues from Part 1. YOUR TWO BIGGEST BARRIERS  Going through the biggest mistakes in life, can give you a “healthy fear” of being wrong. In other words, it will give you deep humility. At the same time, it will not stop you from going after the things you wanted.  To succeed, you need to see more than what you alone can see. But standing in our ways are the two biggest barriers everyone faces.  1. Our ego  2. Blind spot barriers  EGO BARRIER  This is the part of the brain that prevent you from acknowledging your weaknesses...

Ray Dalio is one of my favourite investment guru. He is clever, truthful and humble and always see the bigger picture that matters. Last year he created new animated mini-serial videos on Youtube after the all famous “How the Economic machine works”. The new video series, Principles for Success focuses on the life principles that have Ray Dalio the most. Refer to link here.   Below is the extract I summarised from the vid. 1 – THE CALL TO ADVENTURE Deal with your “not knowing” You do not know much relative to what you need to know. Success in life...

Hi all, it’s been a while since I am online blogging. This does not mean that I stop writing and sharing. In fact, I have written as many articles about life since the last 2.5 years, but in a more privately manner sharing within my own circle of friends.This week, I took a leave to relax and spend time with my family during school holiday. I was prompted intuitively to update my blog. Here I am, my first article in 2019 based on my 5 priorities in life that I blogged about many times in the past – H2F3. Generally...

1st trait  I remember in the last few years when I was really fervent into investment. No matter how busy I was with my family or work, I almost always will spend equal or more time and effort into learning to perfect my investment skills, even at expense of my sleep hours. This trait I call it “PERSEVERANCE” which is defined as “keep doing something steadfastly and does not give up”.  2nd trait  Then the oil crisis struck in late 2014 and not only it affected my stock portfolio but also my career. Companies suffered and many went bankrupt....

Last June, I wrote about “my greatest reward of learning investment” in one of my article titled “The Fallacy of “How to be Rich” from Investing in Shares (Part 2)”. I mentioned back then, that my stock investment did not increase my material wealth significantly since I started in 2010. Even if it did, it was a humble one, unlike the extravagant rewards you often hear on the advertised courses.  This is considering the fact that I did spend a considerably huge amount of time and effort into mastering the art of stock investment. Furthermore I do have an...