Publisher
Dodechi is my own publishing imprint. It exists so that I can publish what I want to write, at the pace it is actually ready, without asking anyone's permission first.
The honest answer is control and speed, which are the same two reasons I give for most of the decisions I make in business. Traditional publishing is good at a lot of things, but it is slow, and the terms rarely favour a first time author writing for a narrow audience.
Setting up an imprint means I decide what gets written, how it is edited, when it ships and what it costs. It also means every mistake in the finished product is mine, which I think is the correct trade.
A children's book, and about as far from my professional work as it is possible to get. It has nothing to do with financial markets and I am not going to pretend otherwise. It was the first thing Dodechi published and I am fond of it.
A book about how retail brokerages actually work, drawn from twenty five years around financial markets and time running operations inside two of them.