coronavirus – Oleksandr Tereshchuk

Man needs to choose, not just accept, his destiny 1.

Oleksandr Tereshchuk June 9, 2020

Mindset coronavirus, covid19, fired, hard times, hardships, laid off, lost job, mindfulness, Mindset, paulo coelho, philosophy

A truly invaluable gift

Life is not meant to suffer, however, you do. “Life is hard”, you say. “It never was easy for me.” You feel sorry for yourself, however, you know you shouldn’t. Then something happens. You get very sick, lose the loved one, lose all your possessions, lose the job… Besides the visible changes, the event brings […]

Oleksandr Tereshchuk May 21, 2020

Entrepreneurship, Mindset corona virus, coronavirus, covid19, full-time job, laid off, unemployment

Laid Off: Immediate Action Steps. Financials

If you’ve been laid off due to COVID-19, you are not alone. Hundreds of thousands of people lost their jobs because of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic. This sucks! I feel bad for all the people who got laid off. I feel terrible for my co-workers and friends, all the bright people who got let go. I know exactly how they feel, as I’ve been laid off myself.
I am not a victim and don’t plan to stay without income or rely on a government to buy me food. I am a young, smart and healthy man. I’ve been through a lot and certainly prepared for the times like this. As I pull myself out this hole, I want to help others. How? I’ll write. I will write about the actions I take, thoughts I have to live the trace behind me for other to follow… or not.

Oleksandr Tereshchuk April 29, 2020

Entrepreneurship, Real Estate 1930, 1931, 1932, analysis, canadian real estate market, corona virus, coronavirus, great depression, housing, housing market, interest rates, investing, reading, real estate, real estate canada

USA Great Depression Rental Housing Market Analysis

RENTS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA The hearing of June 17, 1932, which appears below, was held prior to the approval by the Senate of Senate Resolution 248, directing an inquiry into the rental situation in the District of Columbia. The record of the following hearing is included herein, however, because of its close relationship to […]

Oleksandr Tereshchuk April 26, 2020

Entrepreneurship, Investing Canada Economy, canadian real estate market, corona virus, coronavirus, covid19, crysis, debt, depression, finance, interest rates, macroeconomics, money, poor, rai dalio, ray dalio, rich, taxes, USA Economy, wealth

Money, Credit, and Debt – COVID-19 Inspired

Below is my excerpt accompanied with main takeaways from the study published by Ray Dalio – an American billionaire hedge fund manager and economist, on April 23, 2020. (LinkedIn post) We shouldn’t rely on governments to protect us financially. We should expect most governments to abuse their privileged positions as the creators and users of […]

Oleksandr Tereshchuk April 10, 2020

Mindset coronavirus, covid19, laugh, smile

Laughter Epidemic vs COVID-19 Pandemic

Mass hysteria (also known as mass psychogenic illness, collective hysteria, group hysteria, or collective obsessional behaviour) is a phenomenon that transmits collective illusions of threats, whether real or imaginary, through a population in society as a result of rumours and fear. Wikipedia “Psychogenic Illness” — that is, a condition that begins in the mind, rather than in the body. Physiological symptoms, however, […]

Oleksandr Tereshchuk March 16, 2020

Entrepreneurship, Investing bonds, canadian real estate market, corona virus, coronavirus, covid19, economy, interest rates, investing, mortgage, opportunities, real estate, real estate canada, stocks, virus

COVID-19: Oil & Stocks

Cheeeeep GAS You have already noticed that the gas prices went down. Significantly! The first drop started on February 21st (Friday). Nothing critical, a slight fall down which had stopped on February 28th (Friday), exactly in a week. We are witnessing the Oil War – an epic battle between Russia and Saudi Arabia. Why did the […]