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Read Jeff Bezos’s three-page letter he wrote to shareholders in 1997. In

Ben Horowitz • The Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers

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One of the most legendary shareholder letters there ever was. Lahde Capital, 2008. If you read anything today, make it this.

Conor Mac

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The Potential of Blockchain Technology

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Substack has other loops, but this is their central one.

Brian Balfour • Substack's Core Growth Loop — Brian Balfour

But there is a hole in the market for more sophisticated investors and those who are ready to graduate from Wealthfront and Robinhood. Just as many B2B SaaS companies took inspiration from consumer software -- the “consumerization of enterprise SaaS” -- Composer is building a prosumer investing product with a consumer-quality UI and professional-gr... See more

Benjamin Rollert • Not Boring Memo: Composer

And that’s about it. Effectively all of our net worth is a house, a checking account, and some Vanguard index funds. It doesn’t need to be more complicated than that for us. I like it simple. One of my deeply held investing beliefs is that there is little correlation between investment effort and investment results. The reason is because the world

Morgan Housel • The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness

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Master Generalist

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Michael Lewis • Going Infinite: The Rise and Fall of a New Tycoon

Contrarian that I am, the format for this book is intentionally unorthodox as books on investing go these days. It is not about I lail Mary passes; it's about grinding out gains quarter after quarter, year after year. My kind of investing rests on three elements: character, goals, and experience.