I’m a mid-thirties Canadian presently employed at my day job with a healthcare facility working in Clinical Informatics—software and programming, specifically. I’ve been investing in individual equities since 2009 when I made my first purchase in Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD). I still hold those shares and have continued on my path of being a net accumulator of assets under the dividend growth investing model. I believe cash flow is king and focus my investment efforts on building an ever-growing source of passive income which will someday fuel my financial freedom. My life philosophy is simple: Leave all things a little better than how you found them.
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