MoneyLemma launched in January 2021. I’m genuinely amazed that anybody took the time to read what I wrote, educate me, and share their stories. Nobody has even doxxed me, drudged up my shameful past, and demand I be held accountable.

Meeting interesting, smart people in different walks of life has been the best part of this. In that spirit, here is a recap of some of MoneyLemma’s more popular posts and some of the cool people I met through them.

While we are on the topic of cool people & projects: I’d like to recommend Refind: The Essence of the Web. Refind helps thoughtful readers find thoughtful writers. They have a learning algorithm that suggests authors based on what you like to read. Plus, Refind has shared MoneyLemma so you know it’s good.

Judge Judy’s recurring revenue (link)

Jason, from Company Insights, is a successful startup guy whose latest venture is the Company Insights YouTube channel. He creates great business breakdowns. Actually, like an intimidating amount of really well-done pieces. I don’t know where he finds the time. The most recent one was adapted from MoneyLemma’s post on Judge Judy:

This shit is bananas (link)

I talked with one reader who had 20 years of experience in the banana industry and told me all about the fragmented nature of the banana farming industry that helps keep prices down. I asked this person to be my best friend but have not heard back - will keep you all posted.

How much do rideshare drivers make in an hour? (link)

Through this post I connected with 5 AM Joel from Budgets are Sexy. He’s an Australian financial independence guru who has taken a completely unique path in life.

How is a Unicorn Made? (link)

I forgot all about this one until I was scrolling through my own posts. As such, I had a chance to read my writing as it were someone else’s. Conclusion: I’m not as funny as I think I am. Mr. Zaye from 100k to 1m, who runs like five businesses, may get into the unicorn club one day.

MoneyLemma’s New Year Resolution

Make better memes. Does anyone not have that at the top of their resolution list? It’s the most important skill a person can have for the next decade. Why are we still teaching cursive in elementary school? Just teach memes.

See you all next year!

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Wrapping up MoneyLemma’s first year