Collab Blog
My Most Valuable Season
by Ted Lamade —Last month, I was invited to a happy hour near the White House, so after packing up my things, I…
Read moreEverything You Can’t Have
by Morgan Housel —Nothing is as desired as much as the thing you want but can’t have.
Read moreFOMO: The Worst Financial Trait
by Morgan Housel —A funny thing about money is that it’s a negative art.
Read moreThe Art and Science of Spending Money
by Morgan Housel —Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch once nearly died of a heart attack.
Read moreSix Questions for Hannah Ritchie, Our World In Data
by Collaborative Team —Our World In Data is one of our favorite resources.
Read moreJustifying Optimism
by Morgan Housel —What was the happiest day of your life…
Read moreQuick Thoughts on AI
by Craig Shapiro —My feed has recently been filled with lots of thoughts, predictions, jokes, and more about ChatGPT.
Read moreWhy Competitive Advantages Die
by Morgan Housel —A few factors I’ve seen pull winners off the podium…
Read moreTake Calculated Risks
by Ted Lamade —Given December 7th marked the 81st anniversary of Pearl Harbor and America’s entrance into World War II, many Americans will…
Read moreIdeas That Changed My Life
by Morgan Housel —You spend years trying to learn new stuff but then look back and realize that maybe like 10 big ideas…
Read moreGetting Wealthy vs. Staying Wealthy
by Morgan Housel —Good investing is not necessarily about making good decisions.
Read moreThe End of Blitzscaling
by Ted Lamade —A few weeks ago, Morgan recommended a documentary titled An American Experience: New York, which is a seven-part series exploring…
Read moreSome Thoughts on Investing, an Ongoing List. (Borrowed and not)
by Collaborative Holdings —Don’t “invest in the present”; imagine the situation and narrative as it will likely exist 12+ months from now.
Read moreWeaveGrid
by Tomás Álvarez Belón & Alex Brussell —When it comes to electrifying transportation, the future has arrived ahead of schedule.
Read moreA Few Good Stories
by Morgan Housel —Virtually everything was in short supply during World War II.
Read moreAttention
by Morgan Housel —In school they tell you your paper must be a minimum of five pages long.
Read moreVery Important and Hard to Teach
by Morgan Housel —The most important decisions in your life may be whether to marry, who to marry, and whether to have kids.
Read moreCumulative vs. Cyclical Knowledge
by Morgan Housel —President James Garfield died because the best doctors in the country didn’t believe in germs, probing Garfield’s bullet wound after…
Read moreHandle Hard Well
by Ted Lamade —I have been writing these articles for close to a decade now.
Read moreExpectations and Reality
by Morgan Housel —In 2004 the New York Times interviewed Stephen Hawking, the late scientist whose motor-neuron disease left him paralyzed and unable…
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