I’ve always been drawn to quiet things — slow days, simple routines, an uncluttered life. So it’s probably no surprise that my approach to money has followed a similar rhythm.

Over time, I started seeing personal finance not as a race to win or a puzzle to solve — but as a practice. Something that rewards stillness, patience, and reflection. Just like life does.

I didn’t start this space to teach or preach. I’m not a financial advisor, and I don’t have any hot takes. I just enjoy thinking about money in a calm, conscious way — and wanted a place to share those thoughts. No pressure. No noise.

That’s how SIP & Silence came to be.

The name brings together two things I value:

• SIP – not just Systematic Investment Plans, but the idea of small, steady, intentional steps.
• Silence – space to reflect, notice, and choose what really matters.

This space is for slow money and thoughtful living.

I’ll write about:

• habits that help (and the ones that don’t),
• simple investing (without hype),
• early retirement planning (without stress),
• and the emotional side of money — the part most people skip.

No hacks. No clickbait. Just slow, quiet clarity.

If this resonates, I’d love to have you here.

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Not chasing more. Just choosing better.

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