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Welcome to Crazy Rich Confessions
FI/RE
Financial Independence, Retire Early
Kuching, Sarawak
And Beyond!
50+
Blogposts and counting, Since January 2026


Listening
We are encouraged to pay heed to what other people say. We are encouraged to be moudable, shapeable and to be adaptable to the winds. Let life tell us, teach us what is important in the world. Let life mould, shape and help us adapt. Nobody has all the answers, and there may well be shortcuts or answers provided by other people to our predicament, if we would just be open to the possibilities provided by other people. All Well and True This advice holds true, to some extent

Mr. Crazy Rich
Aug 12 min read


Computers Replace Man?
Everyday in the news we hear about the rise and rise of artificial intelligence - is a powerful computer or AI subscription all that we need nowadays to get rich? Historical Data Peter Bevelin had argued that as human beings, we would be wrong to rely exclusively on the reasonings and thinkings of a computer. In the infamous pre-2000 chess matchups between Gary Kasparov and the artificial intelligence, Deep Blue, it appeared that man may have had met its match in the game of

Mr. Crazy Rich
Jul 182 min read


Momentum and Growth Investing
Glitz, glamour, trends and fads - if you're going to invest, you want to be the life of the party and the talk of the town with your selections. After all, growth goes onwards and upwards, if you choose the right business (technology). If you're going to do something, do it extraordinarily well? Do something hip, contemporary and something that is in the news all the time - something that you want to wake up for every single day. The popular belief is that the investing publi

Mr. Crazy Rich
Jul 112 min read


Just Start Straight Away
The money is promising and inflation is running through the roof - you want to get going with investing! What better way to get going than to take action! As they say: rule number one: don't lose money rule number two: don't forget rule number one. Sherlock Indeed, one of the recommendations by a popular author by the name of Peter Bevelin, is that we study the techniques of the reknowned fictional detective by the name of Sherlock Holmes. As introduced and illustrated colou

Mr. Crazy Rich
Jun 62 min read


Kiasu and Kiasi
"Embracing “I’m not sure” is difficult. We are trained in school that saying “I don’t know” is a bad thing. Not knowing in school is considered a failure of learning. Write “I don’t know” as an answer on a test and your answer will be marked wrong. Duke, Annie. Thinking in Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All the Facts (pp. 26-27). Penguin Publishing Group." Annie Duke argues that life (and investing) is a lot more akin to poker than it is to chess. Chess, r

Mr. Crazy Rich
Apr 251 min read


This Time It Is Different
"The Battle of Long Island was a disaster for George Washington’s army. His ten thousand troops were crushed by the British and its four-hundred-ship fleet. But it could have been so much worse. It could have been the end of the Revolutionary War. All the British had to do was sail up the East River and Washington’s cornered troops would have been wiped out. But it never happened, because the wind wasn’t blowing in the right direction and sailing up the river became impossibl

Mr. Crazy Rich
Apr 182 min read
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