My Traders Journal is a PR4 Blog Now

I think this is cool. I’ve been writing for a little over a year now and my Google Page Rank is now 4. I haven’t done much social networking since I started my new job and don’t see much more in my near future, so having a higher page rank and potentially bringing in more advertising revenue based on the higher rank is a nice goal.

Speaking of blogging, investing and social networking less lately, my boss who has been sitting in the cube behind me for the past few weeks was let go on Monday. We have a new boss already. He’s younger than I am. That’s a weird feeling to realize that I’m getting old enough to have a boss who’s that much younger. He plans to make a lot of changes here and that could lead to me leaving this place. A lot of the reasons I came here are about to change, so it’s about to be an interesting few months of adjustment.

Some of the changes will be good, but as much as I looked for the exact right place for my needs, this doesn’t appear to be the same place any more. My goal is still to retire from day to day work I’m 41. I planned for this to be my last place to work, but that could change. It’s a weird feeling. Maybe this new boss will help me make more money and I can retire sooner. The unknown sucks!

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