Doing things right only gives you a 40% chance of success. In such a complex world, chance determines most of what ends up happening. Doing things right simply skews the odds in your favor. Instead of succeeding 1 out of 5 times, you can get it to work 2 out of 5 times. And that’s more than enough, but it takes patience, repetition, and discipline.
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I’m almost embarrassed by how many hours I put into work for the results I get. But that’s what you’ve got to do: learn, try, fail and repeat. If I make it, it’ll be because I tried MANY times; not because I’m the smartest…
Read the rest on Xbtw, these were the first iterations of what ended up becoming Find My Moat. As you can see, it had no soul, was generic, and reeked of ShadCN. I think the final result turned out much better.
🎁 A gift for investors: updated list of investing TOOLS A few months ago, I put together a collection of investing resources, and now I’ve expanded it significantly. It includes: 💰 75+ investing tools (50% more than before). 🧭 Blogs and websites for…
Read the rest on XIt’s scary to realize that you can **really** do whatever you want with your life. If you’re young and don’t have anyone depending on you, nothing’s stopping you from starting over from scratch anywhere in the world. And yet, few people take that opportunity.
✅ Second part of the online casino industry analysis is done. It’ll be out tomorrow. Must-read if you hold $EVO.
We’ve passed 250 investment tools on Find My Moat! Thanks so much to everyone who’s contributed 💪 It’s incredible that there are so many. At first I thought I’d be able to find 50 to 100 tools, but new ones keep popping up! If you want to contribute by voting for your favorite tools, I’ll leave the link in the next tweet 👇 (it’s FREE!)
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We live in the age of molds. Templates for everything. Frameworks that promise results in days. Tools that do the work for you. Molds democratize. And that’s a good thing. But there’s something they’ll never be able to replicate.
Moving to another country is a punch on the table against fate. It’s telling life: "If you won’t give me what I deserve, I’ll go find it, even if it’s on the other side of the world!"
I remember that The Intelligent Investor was what led me into the maze. At first, it was all noise. Concepts like “bonds” bounced around without making any sense. I skipped chapters looking for solid ground, reading with the stubbornness of a convert, even though I barely understood a thing. t.co/TOZwRZhWwW
