Here are a few things that I learned (reflected, did, or got to know) in the past few days. What did you learn this week?

Thread https://twitter.com/dhaval_kotecha/status/1342242749618253824

1/ Recharacterization of Roth IRA to Traditional IRA

If you contributed to the Roth IRA at the beginning of the year, but exceed the Roth IRA income limits for contribution, you can 'recharacterize' your Roth to Traditional IRA without selling your stocks.

DM for more info.

2/ @PeloBuddy

Found this website http://pelobuddy.com  which is one of the most comprehensive websites on Peloton (can help $PTON shareholders as well)

@ocshree @BobTreemore @TheMarkCooke @SamSharplesMT @cameroniadeluca @investing_city @richard_chu97

3/ Great thread on 5 interesting learnings from @Shopify https://twitter.com/jasonlk/status/1344701165284429824?s=20

4/ One more brilliant thread by @Gaurav1105 on the fintech tsunami (which btw is happening while I type) https://twitter.com/Gaurav1105/status/1344869315749691392?s=20

5/ While reflecting on 2020, if there's one thing I took very seriously, it was this from @JamesClear

It is a good time to revisit this for 2021 and ensure I get better 1% every day for the next 365 days.

6/ Revisited this @waitbutwhy graphic of conviction vs. knowledge, which btw is excellent.

I've been all over the place in the last year, but once I realized that 'I knew nothing', that is when I started learning the most, in a field I thought I knew a lot about.

7/ Every day, I feel like I've got a lot to do, but I've very little time.

If I focus on the right things, I think I can get more things done, because everyone has those same 24 hours.

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