The Wise Wait: Why Most People Busy Themselves Uselessly
Investing isn't simple, and anyone who thinks it is is a fool.
If you notice that many people believe investing is easy, that just means someone's bound to play the fool.
How to Distinguish Between Platform Strength and Personal Capability
Your salary doesn't necessarily reflect your true ability.
The simplest way to judge is: if you walked away from every company today, how much money could you still make on your own? That's the amount that truly represents your own capability.
What Is Most Expensive in Capital Markets? Certainty
What’s the most expensive thing in the capital market? Certainty.So what’s certain right now? Retail investors will pul…
To analyze anything, you must first understand all the people involved behind the scenes.
When you're analyzing a situation, the first step is to truly understand all the people involved.
First-gen entrepreneurs are cautious investors, waiting for the right buyer before committing funds.
The hallmark of self-made entrepreneurs is that they won’t invest until they’ve found a successor to take over.
When hot money floods in, everyone can command high salaries. Why? Because the capital market runs on imagination. The more aggressively you spend, the more investors will shower you with funds. But if you’re tight-fisted, they’ll write you off—they see the hesitation, the lack of confidence, and if you don’t believe in yourself, how can they?
Too Many Idlers: A Growing Trend
In an agricultural society, everyone had to work the land, and only a few could afford not to. In the industrial era, y…
One Person Should Master Both Micro and Macro
On a micro level, what cards are in your hand, and what you're good at; on a macro level, what the environment you're in allows you to do.
People need to combine their own aspirations with the demands of their environment.
Lessons from the Cashflow Game
1. Charitable Acts Open More Doors
Of course, in everyday life, being kind to others naturally creates more opportunit…