Workers Don’t Trip Up Workers: How Do We Rise?
Why make things harder for fellow workers when you're just trying to climb the ladder?
The other side of confusion is desire: it is desire that gives rise to confusion.
Behind confusion lies desire—you only feel confused when you want something.
Most of us spend the majority of our lives in conflict between mind and body.
Watch someone study for 5 hours. But the actual effective time—when your brain is fully under your mind’s command, real…
The Endgame of Business is Lending
A couple of days ago, a chart was shared in our group chat, summarizing internet lending. Basically, all major tech com…
Would Life Without KPIs Still Be Life? Would We Devolve If We Stopped Writing Weekly and Daily Reports?
What do you want to do? What about in ten years? What about in a year? Break it down to this month, this week, down to …
What is Corporate Tax? It Is One of a Country’s Attitudes Toward Capital
What is corporate tax? It’s one way a country shows its attitude toward capital: if you coddle it too much, it acts with no law or rule to restrain it; if you give it no benefits at all, it’ll just bolt.
Why Say You Should Buy Bank Stocks When You Have Savings?
First, the dividend payout ratio is essentially a default 30% requirement under the “Commercial Bank Capital Management…
The Elites Do Not Need Placebos or Opiate-like Pseudo-idealism
What the elite need isn't a placebo or some opiate-like pseudo-idealism—that's just an anesthetic for people who are completely hopeless but refuse to accept it.
What the elite need is clear markers, or rather distinctiveness, a way to tell them apart from ordinary people.