Jamie Dimon nearly died on March 5, 2020.
He suffered an aortic dissection and needed emergency open-heart surgery. He knew a lot of people never even make it to the hospital, and many who do never leave the ER. In that moment he called his wife, told her company what was happening, and realized he had no major regrets.
Great kids. Great wife. Great company. He had done the best he could. Mistakes happened, but nothing that haunted him as life potentially ended.
He later said the prolonged pain of throat cancer and chemo years earlier was actually harder than the sudden heart event.
A clear-eyed look at what mattered when the clock almost stopped.
My attorney is personally fascinated with an ongoing issue: a lot of federal judges (who can't be fired, ever, btw) are using AI to draft opinions.
The results are ENFORCED ORDERS that cite parties not relevant to the case and who do not exist, and case law that never happened.
Bill Clinton: Young people know that a lot more Palestinians have been killed than Israelis & I tell them what Arafat walked away from; they can’t believe it…he walked away from a Palestinian state, with a capital in East Jerusalem, 96% of the West Bank…
My favorite speech about America was Reagan's last speech as president. He talks about what makes America great - immigrants.
I tear up watching it, especially the last bit.
highly recommend spending 4 mins to watch
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We used to have it all didn’t we…
A debate between a Harvard JD/MBA (Baker scholar - Top 5%) who founded a Mega-Fund Private Equity Firm…
and
… a Constitutional Scholar from Harvard Law who became President just 11 years after his first elected position