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📚 Family of Value: The Davis Dynasty
"The Davises provide a 50-year case study not only in how to tend a portfolio but how to raise children who break the mold, work hard, and compound the…
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Five lessons from Peter Brown, CEO of Renaissance Technologies
"I continue to love the process of showing that human intelligence, intuition, creativity, and finesse are nothing more than computation."
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Three Years Of Writing Online
I'm sharing a few hard-earned lessons, tell you how much I make, and why writing in public is a good idea but not for the reasons you might think.
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Focus: The Last Superpower?
Your mission is to find your life's work and to not get distracted once you do.
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August 2023
Journal: Beal, Infinite Loops, and Asymmetry in Work and Life
Boulders, Snowballs, Waves, and Avalanches
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High Roller: Lessons from America's Richest Banker
"Why do people not do the great deals and do all the stupid ones? It's crazy." Andrew Beal
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🎙Podcast: Nervous System Mastery with Jonny Miller
"We have what I think of as this Cartesian hangover, almost going back to Descartes, of this mind-body dualism."
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Behind The Curtains of Buffett's Life with Alice Schroeder
"I will never forget a few people insisting to me that Warren is really not that interested in money."
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The Maze
Both what you want and what you want to avoid is waiting at its center.
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July 2023
The Pritzkers: Buffett's Blueprint
Your only immortality is the impact you have on your successors. - Nicholas Pritzker
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Working Without Working: The Creative Night Shift
Work doesn't just happen when you're trying to. — Paul Graham
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Filtering The Idea Funnel
The people who have a lot of opportunities tend to make better investments than people that don’t have a lot of opportunities. — Munger
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