Diary of a Rentier

In an increasingly demanding professional world, it is becoming difficult to juggle passion and pressure at work. When analyzing daily challenges, it is essential to recognize how the intensification of expectations can lead to burnout, and to rethink our relationship with professional commitment.

Five years ago, the author was working nearly 50 hours a week in a lab rat lifestyle, but managed to get out of it through well-planned financial schemes. Today, with reduced working hours and a better quality of life, he shares his experience of liberation from the traditional capitalist system and his future goals of further reduction of working hours.

Winter and its unpleasantness provoke a deep aversion in the author who would rather hibernate under his duvet than face this gloomy period. To cope, he consoles himself by investing in stocks, dreaming of a future where he can escape from this unpleasant winter routine.

An investor's journey to financial independence, between caution and opportunities in a demanding stock market. Between managing the Trading Auto Signal and waiting for good investment opportunities, the goal of becoming a rentier is gradually taking shape despite the challenges of the current market.