Midlife Mavericks
Claudia QuintelaI left corporate at 40, eight months pregnant. Now I write twice a week for people doing the same thing, minus the pregnancy. By Cláudia Quintela.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 72 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The First Hit Is Free
I haven’t left the house in a week. I say that without any drama, it’s just what it is. Same trousers three days running. Meals that stopped being meals and became whatever was within reach, eaten in front of the screen. Morning light comin...
You have no dry powder
It’s 10:47 on a Tuesday night, and for the first time in longer than I can remember, this newsletter isn’t written.
Normally it’s done weeks ahead, already chopped into a month of posts. Tonight it’s a blank page and me, mildly annoyed at...
I Came for a Year
Thursday. My day chained to the screen, call after call, every half hour, bang, bang, bang. No makeup, end of the day, which translates to “fright face.” I turn the camera on already apologising for the bare face, and he, on the other side,...
A Grown Man Wrote 'Imposter Syndrome' In Front of Me
Last week a grown man wrote the words “imposter syndrome” on a piece of paper in front of me.
He’s a client. He’d asked how I do what I do online, and how I actually write this newsletter. Somewhere in the middle of it he told me he hadn’t...
The Worst Newsletter I Ever Wrote
“What a brilliant piece in Executiva, Cláudia!” said one of my advisory board. (That’s the WhatsApp group of musketeers, the one without whose verdict no decision of mine gets made.) The problem: I had no idea which piece she meant. I often...
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25+ years finance. 14 years on FX trading floors. Advising hedge funds + coaching midlife professionals + writing for 40K+. Living the portfolio career I teach. Midlife Mavericks + Emerging Fund.
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