u/RobotPollinator45

I just want to document/celebrate this milestone somewhere. I am 30, I live in Estonia, and I just hit €150k in savings and investments (pre-tax). I also own an apartment, where my equity is 15k and mortgage 75k.

Currently, out of the 150k, about 16k is uninvested, and the rest is invested in broad-market ETFs. I've been investing for about six years, starting with 9k in 2020. About 16k came from my parents, and the rest was saved from my salary. I invest about 1700 a month.

I hope to be able to retire in about 5 years, if everything goes in the optimal way.

I just want to document/celebrate this milestone somewhere. I am 30, I live in Estonia, and I just hit €150k in savings and investments (pre-tax). I also own an apartment, where my equity is €15k, and mortgage €75k.

Currently, out of the €150k, about €16k is uninvested, and the rest is invested in broad-market ETFs. I've been investing for about six years, starting with €9k in 2020. About €16k came from my parents, and the rest was saved from my salary. I invest about €1700 a month.

My goal is to retire as early as possible, which, hopefully, could be possible in about five years or so. Anyway, quite happy with how things are going so far :)

I've noticed recently that every time I do handstands, the next day my facial skin tone becomes uneven - I get reddish spots, probably from broken capillaries (?). It was the worst after I attempted wall-supported handstand push-ups.

Now I'm hesitant to do handstands again because getting these red spots is unpleasant. Does anyone else experience this? Do you just ignore it?

Side note: my blood pressure is on the lower side