Reading Time: 3 minutes Looking for a proven way to compound your investment over the long term? Take a stab at the Coffee Can Investing strategy! Before I get into the list of stocks, it’s important to understand the basics of this investment strategy. If you’re totally new to this, you can check this article to read in detail about the strategy, benefits, reasons behind the success and the list of stocks from the Indian stock market (for each year 2020-2024). I have been investing in this strategy for the last 5 years (in the India stock market). Each year I create a new …
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This Mesmerising Part Of Italy Is Often Missed Out from Most Traveler’s Itinerary
Reading Time: 6 minutes Around 60 million tourists visit Italy every year. It’s the 4th most visited country in international arrivals, after France, Spain and the US. These images below will most likely sum up what is covered in most itineraries. When people think of Italy, these locations are mostly picked: the uber-romantic canals of Venice, the ruins of Rome, the renaissance art of Florence, and the sprawling vineyards of Tuscany. These destinations are without a doubt beautiful and steeped in history, making them part of almost every Italian itinerary. While these cities and regions capture the hearts of millions, they overshadow a part …
Continue readingCoffee Can Portfolio 2024 – List of Stocks [Low Risk Stock Picking Tips]
Reading Time: 14 minutes “Compound Interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it earns it… he who doesn’t… pays it.” Albert Einstein If you already know What a Coffee Can Portfolio or Coffee Can Investing is, jump right to the main topic of the blog – How to invest in the Coffee Can Portfolio. If you’re here just to see the list of coffee can portfolio 2024 stocks, jump right here. If there is one key learning to safe investing in the stock market, it is to buy stocks of “good companies” and hold them for long. Holding stocks for …
Continue readingEnergy Gels for Running – Easy Explanation and Comparison
Reading Time: 7 minutes In less than 6 weeks, I am planning to be at the starting line of the Chicago Marathon and in 10 weeks, the New York Marathon. This month will be peak mileage which means that fuelling will play a key role to ensure spot-on training sessions and fast recovery for the next workout. In the past, I have tried multiple energy gels but they were all recommendations from my running community without a first hand research. Now that I am about to buy gels in bulk for this racing season (and I’ve got more conscious about what I consume), I …
Continue readingOutrunning Injury: 8 Beginner Running Injuries and How to Prevent/ Recover
Reading Time: 7 minutes If you’re a beginner runner, it’s important to be aware of the common injuries that can occur during training. In this blog post, we will cover the most common beginner running injuries – from runner’s knee to IT band syndrome. We will also try and cover ways to prevent and recover. 1. Runner’s Knee Runner’s knee, also known as patellofemoral pain syndrome, is a common running injury that is characterised by a dull, achy pain underneath the kneecap. This type of pain can occur during a run or after a hard workout, and it may worsen with activity or in …
Continue reading10 Seconds Can’t Take My Happiness Away – The London Marathon Experience
Reading Time: 7 minutes I planned to run the London Marathon aiming to raise $2620 for the Worldwide Cancer Research and a couple of months into the fundraising, my dear friend Rajnish joined me. Apart from Delhi, London is the only city where I have lived and getting a chance to run in that city was a dream come true. When I signed up with dear friend and coach Nivi for the marathon training (for the 3rd time!), she asked about my goal and my answer was to finish strong without any injuries (during the training block or the race), enjoy the beautiful course …
Continue readingWhat Is Your “Happy Run”? Mine is 3 + 6 + 7 + 9!
Reading Time: 7 minutes Running is one activity that has been a constant part of my life for the last 4 years. Through running I meet new people, visit new places, and most importantly it boosts my overall confidence and keeps my mind in control. Through this post, my intention is not to talk about the benefits of running. It’s the next stage – once you do understand the benefits and have made running a part of your lifestyle, what about it makes you happy? The topic is incomplete without a mention of runner’s high i.e. the sense of euphoria (sense of extreme joy …
Continue readingHow to Stay Productive Amidst the Deadly COVID-19 Second Wave
Reading Time: 4 minutes India is about to reach half a million reported COVID19 cases a day. Your Whatsapp is beeping every minute. Every single group – work, friends, hobbies – is full of SOS messages. There’s no oxygen, there are no beds, there are no medicines. Most likely there are people in your family/ extended family, close friends who are down with Covid19 (If you/ immediate family have been infected, you can skip reading this article for now. Ensure you have consulted a doctor and are following the prescribed medication/ next steps) It’s a working day. How do you focus and stay productive …
Continue reading“I Have A Joke” Tweets That Are Breaking The Internet – A Compilation
Reading Time: 2 minutes “I have a joke” one liners have taken the twitter world by storm. Personally, this has been one of the wittiest trends to go viral since I signed up on Twitter more than a decade ago. From tax cuts to unemployment to marathons to startups, there is a joke about everything. Amidst the pandemic, these memes and jokes have managed to keep the spirits high. The mania started with users sharing jokes on different professions. Very soon, it picked up stereotypes, issues, causes and controversies. Most organisations were fast picking up the trend and share their voice in the hope …
Continue readingMore Than Two-Thirds of COVID19 Deaths in India From 10 Most Populated Cities – Analysis
Reading Time: 6 minutes The population share of the ten most populated cities in India is only 5% of the total population but two-thirds of Covid19 deaths in India are being reported from these 10 cities. This skew was expected, however, I wanted to do this analysis and see if any patterns can be found. For those of you who are short on time, I have highlighted the key points so you can just scroll through quickly. You are more than welcome to read further on how I came up with these and some more data and graphs to back these up. Please note …
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