I believe this is a universal truth: more different people = better. Given a set of people, maximizing the amount of difference between them will better for everyone in that group in the long run, even if it’s more uncomfortable. Diversity wins in the end. Always.
@Camp4 Semi-related: I started climbing after a few years off while the kids were small. I could send stuff nearly as well as before, though I had lost strength, because of pacing. I knew when to stop, shake things out, and move a few holds further rather than to try to power through.
@girdley This is the most ridiculous logic I’ve seen for why I should sign up for a newsletter…which is exactly why I will sign up for this newsletter.
@Heikk1nen @itsDanny_V Hey man I get it. I was all stoked on bitcoin when it was at $8 and never got around to mining any (when you could still do it the background on your laptop). If I had, I’d be independently wealthy. Still here and happy tho. Love the game not the gamble.
@ColinKeeley Mmm good point, but that’s unlikely an ideal outcome for them either, they’re not equipped to run a business, they just shop it for parts right? Just seems like there’s a discontinuous jump between “all your biz belong to us” and “we’re here to help”
@ColinKeeley Does anyone do debt that starts to turn to equity if payment starts slipping? Half baked thought, might be terrible idea. Prob hard for a lender to turn investor, but maybe a nice option for the biz owner.
@WhatTheADHD This thread IS the meta analogy! There’s so many different ideas here all correct and unique in their own way. ADHD is for me the ability to have many things in your head at once but not to be able to hold them. You see patterns others can’t, but everything is ephemeral.
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@KurtisHanni@TheStevenBerger Googled and saw this stat all over the internet, everyone referencing others but not the source. Best I could find was this https://t.co/qUpMFxrg37. Poor cash flow management is A FACTOR in 82% of failures. 79% is starting with too little money, 77% not pricing properly.
@SeanODowd15 🙄I love your stuff but this is super misleading, you’re shifting time scales from 1mo to 30y! I’d rather take that recurring $1/mo for 30 years than to sell that $1, invest it in real estate and then reap it at the end of the mortgage.