What I’ve learned writing 500 blog posts
“I don’t know a single person who’s worked on a project for many years and hasn’t had at least one upside surprise while doing so.”
“After working in litigation consulting/data analytics for 5 years, I decided to start a personal finance blog. Michael Batnick was one of my first 20 Twitter followers, and we eventually met at EBI East in November 2017. We quickly realized that Ritholtz needed someone to help with scaling operations and data science. I pitched them on my vision and the rest is history.”
“I love the fact that I’m using what I love (programming) to improve the experience for our clients and help them achieve their goals. It’s also nice that I get to work with like-minded individuals where I can be myself. I am a huge proponent of cultural fit, and the values practiced by Ritholtz resonate with me.”
“I spend a lot of time reading, seeing friends, and with my wife in Jersey City, where we live.”
10+ Years
BA in Economics, Stanford University

“I don’t know a single person who’s worked on a project for many years and hasn’t had at least one upside surprise while doing so.”
“A belief doesn’t actually have to be true to be an asset. What matters is whether it produces the right behavior. For example, believing that you can’t beat the market may be false, but it frees you up to focus on growing your income (or other more profitable things).”
“Why does skimpflation exist? Because it’s easier to conceal reduced quality than higher prices.”
“In other words, even if you know the future, you don’t know how others will react to it.”
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