Announcement: "Investing in Time" now available on Amazon
I wrote a book on investing.
I realized I had made enough about five years ago when I quit my job.
I wrote the book because I wanted to read it. I wanted to crystalize my thoughts on this important subject as I move into that phase of life where working with wealth (money) is a primary resource vs my labor.
The key takeaway I want you to have if you don’t read anything further is this:
The real output of wealth isn’t security or freedom—it’s hope. The felt sense that you can act toward what matters and that pathways forward remain open.
Here is the pitch for the book itself:
Modern investing has an attention problem. Choice proliferates. Systems layer on systems. What used to be simple now demands constant vigilance.
Investing in Time reframes the whole game:
From returns to roles: what job does each investment play in your life?
From assets to systems: what you’re really investing in
From complexity to clarity: what deserves focus, and what must be ignored
From anxiety to agency: hope as the felt sense of future possibility
This isn’t another book telling you what to buy. It’s a framework for designing an investment life that serves a well-lived life—covering traditional markets, digital assets as emerging infrastructure, judgment under uncertainty, and the discipline of enough.
The book is free for the next 5 days. I think it is a book worthy of your attention. Read and enjoy it over the holidays. Come back with a renewed sense of hope that a brighter tomorrow is always within reach.