First, bookmark this thread.
Mine:
1) God in the Dock by C.S. Lewis
2) Wreck of Time By Annie Dillard
3) This is Water by David Foster Wallace
4) In Defense of Sanity: Essays of G.K. Chesterton
6) Munger's Psychology of Human Misjudgment
7) Almost everything by @paulg
Michael Bloomberg started his company in 1981. He was already 39 years old. He faced large incumbents with tens of thousands of installed terminals and by global news agencies.
Let's take a look at how he cracked the code to become the dominant player in financial information
This is one of the best presentations on lifelong learning that I have watched in a long time. Highly recommended viewing! (H/t @ClarkSquareCap)
https://t.co/ZYdjFjsGXT
1/ Druckenmiller's first mentor, Speros Drelles, would often tell him that "60 million Frenchman can't be wrong."
Here's a thread on what that means and how to know when you should listen to or ignore the "Frenchman" (market)...
New compilation: @georgesoros
36 years
225 essays
880 pages
Partner of Jim Rogers, mentor to Stan Druckenmiller, proponent of reflexivity, breaker of banks, political analyst/activist
Must read!
https://t.co/7xzs9O6Kmm
I’ve interviewed hundreds of people for numerous companies over the past 20 years of building businesses.
I’ve experimented with many interview questions and most are only semi useful, but one, above all, has been the most useful.
A thread...