Capital Markets First, Media Last: How News Becomes History

The capital markets are the first to know, then it filters down layer by layer — and the media are usually the last to catch on. That's why what we call news is already old news, and the people consuming media coverage are at the very back of the line.

Solve Problems, Not Excuses: Prioritize Solutions Over Blame

What we need is to solve problems, not cover them up. What we need is to improve our success rate, not for everyone to hug and cry in emotional solidarity.

Reading Notes

Making excuses is useless. When problems arise, the priority isn't pointing fingers—first solve the problem, then develop a plan to prevent it from happening again, and only then assign accountability.

Those who wrap dumplings may not get to eat them.

Whether you can actually eat what you raise yourself ultimately depends on your niche. A niche is essentially about who holds the power—like how the person who raises the pig gets to decide what happens to it. That's what a niche is.

The meat grows on the pig, but that doesn't mean it belongs to the pig.

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