Investing 101 - Part B
Thank you for investing time here.
Do you currently regard that investment as being at its beginning or somewhere in the middle or near its end?
Thank you for investing in continuity wisely through your ongoing experiences here.
Do you currently regard your most important investments as continuing ones rather than short-term ones?
In the sitting room of Frugality Cottage, introductory educational workshops
frequently take place in relation to well-informed kindness and
intelligent frugality, and many associated subjects, as do the
associated introductory creativity workshops and various enlightening projects
Only appropriately registered patrons are permitted to attend the workshops and/or contribute to the projects.
Each of the investment notes here introduces at least one important feature of my investment strategy.
What is your current investment strategy, and why?
How do you value my time?
How do you value your own?
What is your preferred approach to investing in value?
Do you currently regard your investments as valuable?
How are you currently investing in suitably clear boundaries?
Do you currently regard those boundaries mainly as security measure?
If you here for storytime, do make yourself comfortable and give the experience your full attention.
Do you currently enjoy investing in a healthy imagination?
I often prefer to lose track of ordinary time in the primordial EverTime. That is where the rules of sustainability have been established. It is also where the rules are maintained.
How are you currently investing in a sensible approach to sustainability?
How have you tried to understand the unfolding of history, particularly from around 12,000 years ago onwards.
What do you know about human experiences before that time?
What do you know about investing in quaternary possibilities of potential future usefulness?
How have you been investing in good faith at various times of your life?
And when have you not done so, and why?
What have you been reading in this virtual library and why have you been doing so?
Good investments initially require much time in examining relevant references. They then require the ongoing examination of relevant references.
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