So you’re wondering what this blog is all about? It’s about solving an issue that recently became evident while talking to girls on Tinder  – people think I am richer than I actually am – so I decided that, in order to avoid the confusion, I should just become rich.

Number One

In what now looks like a previous life, I used to be an assistant professor at a top university while in the mean time also teaching web development courses for a private school. As part of the contract with the private school I was supposed to deliver customized training courses for teams in companies – provide what is known as external training at the company’s headquarters...

If You Don't Ask The Answer Will Always Be No

In today’s economy the idea of working in the same company from the moment you get out of school and until you retire is a bit of an utopia. Even if that is somehow possible for you, studies show that employees who stay in the same company for longer than two years get paid 50% less over their lifetime.

I am a big fan of the concept that LinkedIn‘s co-founder, Reid Hoffman, proposes in his book “The Alliance” of a TOUR OF DUTY which is a commitment between the employer and the employee to work together in order to finish a specific mission that has a finite duration (usually 2 years).

03. HOW TO NEGOTIATE A HIGHER SALARY

During my final year in college, I was contemplating which masters program to attend after graduation. Even though I was focusing mostly on what I already knew, software engineering, there was one idea that kept coming up again and again:

“All the super rich people are investing, one way or another, in the stock market.”

The Paper Oligarch