I'm a DevOps engineer, consultant, and Global Macro Technology Investor with a growing portfolio of technology investments.
My primary investment motivation is:
You need to disconnect how much you make from time. Time's your enemy. You can only make a limited amount of money by selling your time to someone else. Investing is the best way to grow wealth beyond what is possible by selling your time.
The problem is, what do you invest in, and for how long? That's where the hard work starts. It's not easy, but it is possible to get an idea of the future possibilities and then position yourself to take advantage of technology's growth. It all comes down to educated guesses and a long time horizon—at least three to five years. I think it's investing in technology assets. That could be technology stocks or cryptocurrency protocols, but the best-performing assets to invest in are technology investments.
That's the question I try to answer for myself. Occasionally, I'll write up my thoughts on the subject.
