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Three Questions for Netflix Co-Founder Marc Randolph
by Collaborative Team —Marc Randolph is the co-founder and first CEO of Netflix.
Read moreRespect and Admiration
by Morgan Housel —I like the idea of the reverse obituary: Write down what you want your obituary to say, then figure out…
Read moreWhat A World (A few Stories)
by Morgan Housel —A few short stories…
Read moreIntelligent vs. Smart
by Morgan Housel —Here’s an important distinction to make in life.
Read moreA Few Stories About Big Decisions
by Morgan Housel —In 1964, Warren Buffett owned shares in an old industry company with fading prospects.
Read moreHow to Read: Lots of Inputs and a Strong Filter
by Morgan Housel —My reading strategy is to start as many books as I can but finish few of them.
Read moreEverything Is Cyclical
by Morgan Housel —French geologists recently discovered that a Himalayan mountain suffered a massive landslide 800 years ago.
Read moreRich and Anonymous
by Morgan Housel —I think there’s an “ideal” net worth for everyone, when money not only stops bringing pleasure but becomes a social…
Read moreSmart Things Smart People Said
by Morgan Housel —A few lines I came across recently that I liked…
Read moreA Few Questions
by Morgan Housel —Whose life do I admire that is secretly miserable…
Read moreWhy You Believe The Things You Do
by Morgan Housel —I remember reading an article years ago about a father in Yemen who lost a son to starvation, only to…
Read moreFear of Acorns
by Ted Lamade —I am a big fan of fables.
Read moreCompounding Optimism
by Morgan Housel —Let me share a little theory I have about optimism, and why progress is so easy to underestimate.
Read morePaying Attention
by Morgan Housel —Sherlock Holmes says in the book, The Study of Scarlet…
Read moreExpectations Debt
by Morgan Housel —I live in Seattle, and Amazon is our giant.
Read moreThe Spectrum of Financial Dependence and Independence
by Morgan Housel —“I did not intend to get rich.
Read moreVicious Traps
by Morgan Housel —There are times in nature when two plus two equals ten – when two little things combine to form one…
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