Richer, Wiser, Happier by William Green
Lessons from great investors on temperament. The biggest takeaway: long-term success is driven by humility and patience to wait for the right opportunity—being "rational" in an irrational world.
As 2025 ends, I’ve been reflecting on the books that most shaped my perspective this year. Most weren’t new releases, but the best books rarely are. They influence my thinking and leadership well beyond their final page.
Imagine Heaven by John Burke
This book challenged my view of near-death experiences and eternity, sparking new ideas. More importantly, it reminded me that our perspective on eternity should influence how we show love to others, instead of focusing on accomplishments.
Steve Jobs inspired @Benioff to focus on building what matters most - a discussion with @davidsacks.
The autonomous enterprise with humans and AI agents co-creating value at the speed of need.
A Machine-led Economy powered by boundless digital labor.
Exciting opportunity at @NestleUSA. I'm hiring an Associate Digital Marketing role to bridge the gap between marketing and technology in our growing B2B space. - https://t.co/20Eo22pP1E
7 Stoic DON’Ts:
1. Don’t be overheard complaining...even to yourself
2. Don’t speak more than you listen
3. Don’t tie your identity to your possessions
4. Don’t compare yourself to others
5. Don’t suffer imagined troubles
6. Don't judge others
7. Don’t be all about business
Our @SaraEisen sat down for an exclusive interview at #MIGlobal with @kroger CEO Rodney McMullen, who says he's not seeing recessionary behavior take over the company's consumer base.
.@CocaCola made a deal with OpenAI to use ChatGPT in its marketing efforts. CEO James Quincey discusses $KO and AI with @SaraEisen, @davidfaber and @carlquintanilla.
"We're starting to experiment. We want to be on the front end of this change because we see it being profound."