5 unexpected profits of being boring

Happy Sunday, financial hotties. Have you ever felt the pressure of needing to optimise everything? Workouts. Sleep. Skincare. Routines. EVERYTHING.

I certainly have. Between ages 26-28, if I wasted time on something, it felt like I was breaking the law. Call it a short-lived obsession with Huberman content, but I have since realised that being obsessed with efficiency and ‘newness’ is a confidence issue.

It’s a fear of not being interesting. A desperate cling to efficiency as an answer to being happy and stress-free, when really, we all need more confidence to just have beige habits and routines.

So today we’re talking about the unexpected profit of being boring. Because yes, it’s profitable, and yes, being boring is the new chic.

P.S. if any of you follow me personally (@devamsha on IG) you might know that I’ve actually embarked on a new journey: long-term travel through Latin America with my boyfriend.

It’s a big chapter, something we’re both doing as we’ve entered a new decade, and financially… a big investment.

I’d love to know if you want to hear more about what I get up to - both from a financial perspective and otherwise?

𝜗ৎ In this issue:

• Spending less

• Predictable energy

• Being paid more

• Building self-trust

• Building peace