Game theory advice:
Every situation in which you either win or lose is a game you should avoid participating in. We call these games "zero-sum," and if you aren't sure that you'll win, you should avoid them. In such games, one player's victory is contingent on the loss of another; losing, therefore, means sacrificing every ounce of effort you spent trying to win the game. You'll be left with nothing and a whole lot of regret. It's not worth it. Search for games where defeat doesn't mean losing it all, because these are the games that will build your position and allow you to succeed in the long-term.
Qué hijueputa mierda esta esclavitud de tener que estar pensando todo el tiempo cómo carajos hacer plata. Qué vida de mierda, qué puto sistema de mierda.
This sentence from Carl Jung hits hard.
“No matter how isolated you are and how lonely you feel, if you do your work truly and conscientiously, unknown friends will come and seek you.”
Adulthood humbles you. It'll turn you into a prayer warrior without you even noticing. As you grow, you start to understand that nothing in this life works without God.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala predicted Nifty at 1,25,000 in 2030.
2026 is almost over, and Nifty is still around 23,400.
Is this criticism of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala?
Definitely not.
Most of us cannot achieve even a fraction of what he achieved.
No one knows the future. Absolutely no one.
Even the ace investor of the country could not get it right.
Have a plan. Keep revising it as conditions change.
Reality does not follow our forecasts; we have to follow reality.
People feel superior to the person whose actions they can predict.
If you show them who is in control by playing against their expectations, you both gain their respect and tighten your hold on their fleeting attention.