I've spent over 25 years in the professional world, gaining experience as an engineer, a manager in the telecom industry, and a university professor. But nothing has ever made me feel the need to learn and connect different areas of expertise as much as I do now.
I am convinced that there is an intersection between computer networks, data science, and blockchain that I can work on, despite my limited knowledge of these areas.
At the same time, I am exploring another intersection between Austrian Economics and value investing to enhance my investment strategies. I am excited to see where these intersections take me and how I can apply them in my professional life.
And I am confident that, with my experience and drive, I can make these connections work to help me face the future. Time is precious, and I cannot afford to waste any of it. So, I ask you, dear community, what do you think?
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Te great things in the life are reached when we can integrate diverse theory in the practice, now, I have just one question about your post: What is the contribution of the Austrian economics according to your goals?
Thanks for replying, Jesús. I really appreciate your feedback. Austrian Economics, in my humble point of view, could be used as a framework to improve investments. When you do top-down analyses or bottom-up analyses (value investing), Austrian Economics helps you understand the framework where a company performs: cycle theory, inflation, interest rates that can affect your valuations, etc. Francisco García-Paramés, one of the greatest Spanish investors of all times, uses Austrian Economics in his investment funds; Mark Spitznagel also does it. My challenge now is to see where all those areas of knowledge (Austrian Economics, value investing, data science, computer networks, and blockchain) can connect to one another.