Why Investing in Convenience Might Just Make Sense
Let’s be honest with ourselves. Technology was meant to be our great liberator, wasn't it? We were all promised a future of abundant leisure, where robots did the drudgery while we composed poetry or learned to bake sourdough. Instead, I find myself busier than ever, juggling a calendar that looks like a game of Tetris gone horribly wrong. It seems the more time technology saves us in one area, the more tasks we find to cram into the void.
This modern paradox, this constant state of being time-poor, is precisely where I see a rather compelling investment theme emerging. It’s not glamorous, it’s not revolutionary in a philosophical sense, but it is profoundly human. It’s the simple, enduring appeal of convenience.