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Good Enough
by Morgan Housel —Spare a thought for the poor guppy fish, who lives a miserable existence but teaches us something important about forecasting.
Read moreThree Big Things: The Most Important Forces Shaping the World
by Morgan Housel —An irony of studying history is that we often know exactly how a story ends, but have no idea where…
Read moreBig Beliefs
by Morgan Housel —A trick to learning a complicated topic is realizing how many complex details are a cousin of something simple.
Read moreRare Skills
by Morgan Housel —Three rare and powerful skills…
Read moreReality Catches Up
by Morgan Housel —An asset you don’t deserve can quickly become a liability.
Read moreBreaking Points
by Ted Lamade —Two weeks ago, Mitt Romney wrote an opinion piece in The Atlantic titled, “America Is in Denial”.
Read moreBreaking Down A Tesla
by Lindsay Brownell and Zach Frechette —Tesla has single-handedly transformed the landscape of the automobile industry worldwide in less than two decades.
Read moreTails, You Win
by Morgan Housel —Steamboat Willie put Walt Disney on the map as an animator.
Read moreLittle Ways The World Works
by Morgan Housel —If you find something that is true in more than one field, you’ve probably uncovered something particularly important.
Read moreLifestyles
by Morgan Housel —Fifty-four years ago this month, in a push for publicity, The Sunday Times offered £5,000 to whoever could sail solo…
Read moreWealth vs. Getting Wealthier
by Morgan Housel —Will Smith writes in his biography that…
Read moreThe Playbook
by Ted Lamade —Maverick is back and given the Top Gun sequel has raked in more than $800 million to date, it is…
Read moreKeep It Going
by Morgan Housel —A quick story about athletes and investors.
Read moreToo Far
by Morgan Housel —Every good idea and every admirable trait can be taken too far.
Read moreDifferent Kinds of BS
by Morgan Housel —There are three important facts about bullshit: It’s everywhere, it’s influential, and it’s dangerous.
Read moreEndless Uncertainty
by Morgan Housel —The night before the D-Day invasion, a nervous Franklin Roosevelt asked his wife Eleanor how she felt about not knowing…
Read moreObvious Things That Easily Escape Attention
by Morgan Housel —Dr. Watson walks into a room, and Sherlock Holmes instantly accuses him of hanging out in the club all day.
Read moreTrying Too Hard
by Morgan Housel —Thomas McCrae was a young 19th Century doctor still unsure of his skills.
Read moreThe Rise After the Fall
by Ted Lamade —Two weeks ago, I was scheduled to attend an annual meeting in Chicago.
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