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Completely agree. Thank you for speaking out!

Interesting and challenging, I am new to SQL and I was looking to build and shape my sql skills to the point of being able to pull the data, perform essencial queries, filtering, combine the tables and subqueries just to move the data into tools like power query or pandas or dplyr for cleaning and transformation stages and finally into the bi tool. After this video my mindset has just shifted radically. SQL is capable of handling the whole ETL reasonably well. Thank you for sharing your experience arround the bi work flow with special emphasis on SQL.

A couple points to this video… 1. I think it’s nice to get some perspective I’ve not really seen around the platform before. So thank you for that. 2. I’m not fully against having active management because I just don’t know how to manage myself. Would love to be able to set up automatic withdrawal every month into index funds if possible. 3. As an investor who doesn’t know much about the market other than time in the market > timing the market, what are your thoughts on hiring an active manager, but instead of percentage based, I pay them a flat fee per year/quarter/etc 4. Completely agree Dave is pretty good baby steps 1-3 (I could debate 1 but see the merits). He’s great for poor people, not good for rich people.

Nice visual by VisioChart, easy to draw Sankey with your data without writing tricky queries.

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Maybe you shouldn't have "thrown dave away" after step 3 because you would've heard him say low cost funds. He always emphasizes not paying a lot in fees. Also you would have learned not to get an auto loan. That's costing you a lot too. Maybe go back and restudy all the baby steps. I'll do you well

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