March 1st, 2024 paycheck
Created:
- Liabilities (hold)
- current: 0.14
- min: 0
- max: 1
- Short-term assets (hold)
- current: 5.3
- min: 3
- max: 9
- Low correlation (hold)
- current: 0.2
- min: 0
- max: 1
- Negative correlation (hold)
- current: 0.3
- min: 0
- max: 1
- Growth - US equities - small (hold)
- current: 49.5
- min: 40
- max: 60
- Growth - US equities - mid (decrease)
- current: 20.6
- min: 7
- max: 11
- Growth - US equities - large (increase)
- current: 23.4
- min: 28
- max: 42
Even though two data points aren’t enough to call something a trend, my burn rate for the last two months has been just under 2,500 USD. I haven’t drastically changed my lifestyle to accomplish that. If I feel like eating out, I do. If I want some snack foods or to grab something not on the grocery list, I do. If that number does set itself as a trend, I have about 3 months of short-term assets left before I’d need to sell some growth assets.
That said, short-term assets are below 6 percent, which means I’m going to be increasing the priority on the job search. I still plan to spend until noon writing. The change here will be that after noon, I don’t write.
Sometimes I’d get up late or get on a roll and I’d either finish a writing timer after noon or I’d keep writing. I’m going to see about making noon a hard line.
After noon I’ll set a 60-minute timer and submit a résumé to at least one gig, and create or update the various job boards I use.
Once the 60-minute timer is up, I’ll continue working on Mastering the Mundane services and marketing along with HnS Works.
I was hoping to be in a position where I felt comfortable closing the M1 Finance account last year. That may happen this year, depending on how the cash situation goes. As of this writing, if I sold it, that would give me another 2 or 3 months.