Snow -- 988d At what point did you develop an interest in macro? Also curious when you first found hard money / Austrian Econ stuff or started poking holes in the central banking system replyAt what point did you develop an interest in macro? Also curious when you first found hard money / Austrian Econ stuff or started poking holes in the central banking system
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List of all jobs I’ve had in chronological order:-Assistant MMA instructor (part time)-Deli clerk-Industrial automation intern-College resident assistant (part-time)-Forum administrator (part-time)-Software intern*-Electrical engineer*-Equity analyst/blogger (part-time)-Freelance finance writer (part-time)-Lead electrical engineer*-Engineering procurement/finance lead*-Facility engineering/finance manager*-Macro analyst / talking head-Side gigs: board director, VC fund adviser, author*These ones were all for the same aviation employerWhen I was entering college, my initial goal was to work in space-related electronic systems or in solar energysystems. As I learned more about them and as the Great Recession hit, I ended up shifting into aviation kind ofrandomly, but liked it a lot for about a decade.Out of all of the jobs, the most surprising to me was “talking head”. That was certainly never really part of mytoolkit and just kind of happened somehow.
At what point did you develop an interest in macro?Also curious when you first found hard money / Austrian Econ stuff or started poking holes in the centralbanking system
List of all jobs I’ve had in chronological order:
-Assistant MMA instructor (part time)
-Deli clerk
-Industrial automation intern
-College resident assistant (part-time)
-Forum administrator (part-time)
-Software intern*
-Electrical engineer*
-Equity analyst/blogger (part-time)
-Freelance finance writer (part-time)
-Lead electrical engineer*
-Engineering procurement/finance lead*
-Facility engineering/finance manager*
-Macro analyst / talking head
-Side gigs: board director, VC fund adviser, author
*These ones were all for the same aviation employer
When I was entering college, my initial goal was to work in space-related electronic systems or in solar energy systems. As I learned more about them and as the Great Recession hit, I ended up shifting into aviation kind of randomly, but liked it a lot for about a decade.
Out of all of the jobs, the most surprising to me was “talking head”. That was certainly never really part of my toolkit and just kind of happened somehow.