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How to Keep Track of Exchange Rates
Do you need to keep an eye on a foreign currency rate or two? Want to have an idea about the EUR/USD pair or monitor how your home currency is doing compared to the Euro? I know many of us do, which is why I created a website that aggregates daily exchange rates from several central banks and presents them in RSS feeds.
5 Things I Learned Translating “How to Make Your Dreams Come True”
What’s the best way to understand and know a book? Apart from writing it yourself, the second best option is translating it to another language. If you do it mindfully, you will learn a lot along the way.
Ten Thousand Miles Through Space And Time
How long does it take to make the 24-hour journey from Prague to Melbourne? It is a flight more through time than space.
For Her
Take my hand walk the sky with me / Twice around the world till we touch down / Life’s in the air, music syncs / Feel the sound…
Are You Making Your Dreams Come True? And Do You Even Know Them?
Many people don’t know what they want from life. And for those who do know, the journey isn’t always simple. If you have ever tried to plan your life, cross out items on To Do lists, force yourself to do “useful” but boring stuff and make decisions against your feelings, you are going to agree that this course of life is neither effective nor pleasant. But I came across a book that takes a radically different approach.
Going to Australia
In three weeks, I will be on a plane to Melbourne, Australia. A six-month adventure begins!
Monetary Aggregates Definition And Diagram
In finance and economics we recognize several types of money. Monetary aggregates are used to measure the supply of various types of money in an economy. The most commonly used aggregates are M0 through M3, plus monetary base. See the following diagram to understand how the aggregates relate to each other.