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Big Beliefs
We are riddled with limiting beliefs regarding people. It doesn’t start with others; it starts with us. If you believe you must “work hard” to make money, you will naturally rig your environment so you’re doing hard things and avoiding the easy things. The problem with this is that the things you’re best at will not feel laborious and difficult. So
... See moreTaylor A. Welch • The Wealthy Consultant: Confessions of a 9-Figure Advisor
Here's what I've come to see as the guiding light of my life: simple ideas, explained very clearly. You only really need, like, one or two compelling ideas that you deeply understand. And then you have to be able to make other people understand them, which is the hard part. You have to distill, and in a way distillation is harder than creation. Sim... See more
Ava • understanding is rare
Nothing leads to success like unshakable faith in one big idea, and nothing sets the seeds of your downfall like an unshakable faith to one big idea.
Collab Fund • Some Things I Think
When trying to understand anything—economies, markets, the weather, whatever—one can approach the subject with two perspectives: 1. Top down: By trying to find the one code/law that drives them all. For example, in the case of markets, one could study universal laws like supply and demand that affect all economies and markets. In the case of specie... See more