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📚 The Tragedy of Good Ideas Taken Too Far
What I make of Rob Copeland's new book The Fund about Ray Dalio and Bridgewater.
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Farewell to Charlie Munger
The outspoken polymath will be dearly missed.
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November 2023
Marshmallow Mind
“Jam tomorrow and jam yesterday—but never jam today.”
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Journal: Gratitude, Admiration, and Your Life in 10,000 Days🦃
"Whatever you do, enjoy your life and the people who share it with you, and leave something good of yourself for the generations to follow." — Ed Thorp
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✍Journal. Relationships, Teachers, 'Sacred' Spaces, and Learning from Chris Davis, Reece Duca, Scott Bessent, Aswath Damodaran, and Morgan…
"My goal is basically to wake up in the morning, love what I'm doing, love who I'm working with, be proud of what I'm doing, helping other people to be…
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Ed Thorp: Survival of the Fittest Mind
“When you begin to think for yourself, the whole world changes and becomes much clearer.” — Ed Thorp
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Journal: The Paradox of Happiness
Enduring happiness exists — as a potential. It is not waiting neatly packaged to be shipped from Amazon. You have to manufacture it yourself.
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October 2023
Wisdom to start your week: Stanley Druckenmiller and Charlie Munger
"Almost everyone has three things. They're very intelligent. They worked very hard. They were very lucky. It takes all three to get them on this list of…
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11 Things I Learned About Investing
You don’t become a great investor by reading about great investors. But it's Friday. Why not indulge a little?
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The Roman Empire Fallacy
The unbearable pain of seeing too far into the future.
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Weekend Journal: Smoking for the Mind, Gratitude, Todd Combs, Buffett in a Nutshell, 👉NYC Sound Meditation
"Whatever you want to do in life, don't solve for money, don't solve for prestige or adulation or anything like that." Todd Combs
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📚 Broken Money: Lyn Alden's Financial Inevitabilities
"This is a book about money through the lens of technological developments."
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