u/requiemfad123

I know this thread is really all about minimizing spending and maximizing savings and investments, but I want to hear about those who know the saving/investments fundamentals but still made a conscious decision to spend on stuff that r/Singaporefi wouldn't approve of. Whether it's building your AP or Patek collection, drinking expensive wines, maybe choosing to live in a HDB so you can afford to drive your dream car, buying Pokémon cards, staying in Aman hotels when you travel, picking up expensive hobbies like skiing etc.

Not here to judge, just want to hear the stories- how far did it set you back, was it worth it, would you do it differently with hindsight in mind etc

I'm wondering if the meta app is able to show me a live view of what my glasses are recording or about to record? I thought that this would be pretty standard but I can't seem to find the function in the app

For context, I watch a lot of health/fitness/exercise related content and I genuinely have no horse in this race/discussion. But from what I've seen of BryJohnson, I like most of what he puts out and I actually trust his advice most of the time.

There are certain things I strongly dislike, especially how his marketing team goes about over-sensationalizing some things that he does, it definitely gets clicks in the beginning but I think now it hurts his credibility when people just see him as 'the guy who's sucking his sons blood' or the 'vampire that wants to live forever'

But for the most part, he has enough resources to access tools and equipment in an unbiased manner, and actually publishes the before and after data with proof, and I find this information really useful. Like with the recent surge in cold plunges, he doesn't incorporate it into his routine and it's interesting to hear his take on it considering how hyped it's been the last few years. His take and data on the effects of HBOT, Norwegian saunas have been really insightful as well. I will never be able to live like him, nor do I aspire to live forever, but I'd say I've changed 15-20% of my routine based on some of the information I've picked up from his channel and I think he's been a great resource

So my question is:

if you can make 1 good video that you know will generally do well every 2 weeks because it takes more effort and time

1. does posting 2 good videos a month
   Vs
2. post 2 good videos a month and but also post 2 extra okay videos that won't perform as well

Basically does prioritizing only high quality videos as the sacrifice of more consistent uploads help to hurt the algorithm pushing out your content?

So I have a channel where I make shorts and I sort of try other people's products. Most of the time when the product is good and decent, I get maybe 90% positive comments and the video just does... okay

But the videos that do blow up are always the ones where people are angry about the product, and those lead to maybe 95% of the comments being very angry about what they're seeing on screen. Like my most recent one that blew up did close to 2m views in one week and I gained about 7k subs in that time

I am in no way shape or form chasing rage bait content, but does anyone else experience that negative videos somehow perform better than positive ones? I would very much rather have the latter but the platform does not seem to reward me for it

Hi! For anyone with a currentbody mask, I'm considering buying from them but they don't have a physical store where I'm from. They can definitely ship it to me with the two year warranty but so far they are answering my emails once every 4 days and I'm a bit worried if the mask malfunctions their after sales will be bad and I'll be stuck with a defective product. Does anyone have any experience with their aftercare?

I'm looking for a third party integrated FKM rubber strap for my BB54, besides delugs and wristbuddys, are there any other brands worth checking out?