Why Doesn’t Everyone Copy Buffett’s Simple Strategy? “Nobody Wants to Get Rich Slowly.
Bezos asked Buffett, "Your investment system is so simple. Why don't others do the same thing?"
Buffett replied, "Because no one wants to get rich slowly."
Building Trust Is about Delivering Certainty
The secret to gaining credit is making others (believe they) have leverage over you. It's the ancient equivalent of a b…
How to Build a WordPress Site and Earn from Google Ads
Mainly, here’s a quick rundown of the solution:
For WordPress site building, there are plenty of tutorials out there, …
Internet Should Drop Worthless Users to Boost Profits
The logic is straightforward: assign a digital value to each user, and letting go of worthless ones is the right call. …
The Dilemma of Monopoly and Invisible Monopoly
The article cites several interesting cases:
One is Didi, which nearly unified the Chinese market but still hasn’t a…
Nothing hurts like knowing you’re wasting your time
Force yourself to keep searching, trying, and iterating—turning effort into something that actually works—and over time…
What you see is what you’re shown; what you believe is what you’re told to believe.
Even algorithm-driven feeds don’t reach everyone instantly—they’re amplified layer by layer, paraphrased and reshared until the loudest voices dominate the market.
So every retail investor sees something different, a distorted, third- or fourth-hand version of reality.
Every trade happens because two parties disagree on direction—that’s what creates the distinction between the gullible and the exploiters.
Modern Society Doesn’t Lack Productivity
What's missing is matching: rich people have money but no demand, while poor people have demand but no money, so they need to work. The better we match these two sides, the more it benefits the economy.