Every game has two sides. What matters isn't how the rule itself looks, but whether it works in your favor.
Any Game Has Two Sides: Focus on Whether It Benefits You
Brand Value Depends on Your Situation
When shopping, the first step is figuring out what you actually want. Wanting face is one thing; wanting substance is another.
A brand's value to you depends on your own circumstances. #ReadingNotes
Choose High-Probability Paths, See Life Improve
A person who consistently makes choices aligned with high-probability outcomes every day will naturally improve—across every aspect of life.
That’s what “choice matters more than effort” really means.
Reading Notes
Lazy People Never Work: The Less You Do, The Fewer Mistakes
Modern Connections: Meet with Fate, Part as Usual
In modern civilization, relationships between people are established and severed at will.
Meeting is a matter of fate, parting is the norm; a single brush past each other, and a lifetime passes.
The Hardest Part of Value Investing Is Your Financial Situation
At the table, those with chips are friends; without them, you’re just another dish.
At a dinner table, those with chips are called friends. Those without are just another dish on the menu.
You think that after a few senior guys treat you to dinner and give you a couple of compliments straight out of school, you're now friends?
You think bumping into people a notch above you every day makes you worldly?
That's called "seeing," not "understanding."
See, you've seen them. But they've never heard of you.
See? That's how the word for worldliness breaks apart.