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Jan 20

marketingexamples.com

Costly Signalling Theory

An awareness of costly signalling theory is invaluable in understanding the psychology of marketing.

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Jan 20

gonzalonunez.substack.com

I am asking you to want something

It seems like nobody really wants anything and nobody cares. Is this a new problem?

From TINA to an abundance of opportunities

Does it make sense to invest in corporate bonds now?

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Jan 20

tedgioia.substack.com

My 8 Best Techniques for Evaluating Character

These methods have helped me enormously—and can save you much heartache and anxiety

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Jan 19

on: breaking into remote work as a young, black, African woman - part 1 by

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alwayson.beehiiv.com

on: breaking into remote work | Always On

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Jan 19

Don't Just Network — Build Your 'Meaningful Network' to Maximize Your Impact h/t

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Don't Just Network — Build Your 'Meaningful Network' to Maximize Your Impact

XO Group CEO Mike Steib built his fast-track career on the power of his network. Here's his incredibly granular and specific advice for how to do the same.

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Jan 19

thwink.org/sustain/glossa

What a man

From Sakponba To Harvard, Here’s How Destiny Is Achieving Great Things From A Small Place.

For the average American, attending Harvard is a very tall dream; for Nigerians, however, the dream is twice as tall. Regardless, Destiny did it.

Confidence all the way up

I apparently possess some sort of aura of competence. Some say I'm confident, others say I'm arrogant, others remark on how I seem very certain of myself (which I have been told both as compliment...

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Jan 15

andrewrea.substack.com

Life is This… But I Like This

Go to school; get a good job; buy a car; find someone and get married; buy a house; have kids; and save for retirement so you can move to…

Let the others find you

Timothy Leary exhorted us to “find the others”, the ones with whom deep connection is possible. I fully agree, but I want to make one small, yet important tactical change: let the others find you.

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Jan 12

gameofone.substack.com

#5: The Airpods Problem

how we’ve all been losing awareness without realizing it

The importance of documenting (and subsequently sharing) your ideas

Many people have talked about this but I’d like to share my framing of it. As we grow, our ideas change. The way we see the world shifts. We update our political inclinations, philosophical stances,...

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Jan 11

moontower.substack.com

Perspectives On Values, Needs, Liquidity and Aging

The new Gulf sovereign wealth fund boom

Companies are flocking to the Middle East to raise capital just as they did in 2008. But funds say they are being more strategic about investments

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Jan 8

thelittlethingslife.com

il dolce far niente

"the sweetness of doing nothing" for people who experience burnout

Assalaamu alaikum wa rahmatullah

All the World's Money & Markets in One Visualization (2022)

From the wealth held to billionaires to all debt in the global financial system, we look at the vast universe of money and markets in 2022.

Importance of Single Purpose Devices in a Distracted World - Rishikesh Sreehari

A look at how smartphone, a multipurpose device is distracting us and how single purpose devices can help us.

The Seven Rules of Successful Relationships - The School Of Life

We publish articles around emotional education: calm, fulfilment, perspective and self-awareness. | The Seven Rules of Successful Relationships — Read now

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Jan 3

breakingthemarket.com

Repetition Economics: The Story of the Hunter, the Mammoth, and The Wolves

Imagine you’re an early human. When out hunting for food you spot a woolly mammoth in a vulnerable position. Your family hasn't eaten in days. Much of the tribe is desperate for food as well. Do y

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Jan 3

paulgraham.com/bias.html

Making a Change: One Small Step - Farnam Street

We try to change too many things at once, too quickly. We need to learn how to start small.

They Don't Need a New Website

A short story to explain how one sentence rewired my understanding of how the world actually works: A few years ago, I paid a small fortune (20%+ of my annual income) to join a mastermind program for...

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Jan 1

moontower.substack.com

Moontower #173

Skynet Is Already A Better Dad Than Me

Staring into the abyss as a core life skill

thinking about scary things • examples from Wave • examples from elsewhere • finding a buddy • getting the timing right • a list of abyss questions

Engage in Activities That Check Multiple Boxes — Chris Keith

Spend your time engaging in activities that check multiple efficiency boxes. As an easy example, we’re going to take the hobby of working out to be our first illustration. There are a handful of...

An important message for 2023 - The Woke Salaryman:

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Dec 31, 2022

albertbridgecapital.com

A Memo to Investors

I know, these are weird and trying times. It all makes you wonder what the point of stock-picking is. What is the purpose of kicking the tires, looking under the hood, and doing our jobs?

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Dec 25, 2022

nintil.com/dont-assume/

Ability to See Expertise is a Milestone Worth Aiming For

Good news: we have a neat, universal milestone on the journey to mastery. What that looks like, and how to use it.

The St. Petersburg Paradox (Simple Example + Explanation)

Lots of topics seem academic & semantic with really big real world implications. One is the St. Petersburg Paradox and how it relates to ergodicity.

Thanks to AI, it’s probably time to take your photos off the Internet

AI tech makes it trivial to generate harmful fake photos from a few social media pictures.

AI isn't without its downsides too.

idratherbewriting.com

Thoughts on ChatGPT after reading Crawford’s Why We Drive: whatever skill you outsource, atrophies

Whatever skill you outsource, it atrophies. When we outsource tasks to machines to perform, our ability to perform the task ourselves weakens. From driving to writing, automation threatens to reduce...

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Why finance jobs are popular

Ezra Klein just made an argument Ive been making since sophomore year of college. Finance and consulting jobs are popular among elite college students because they give a predictable path to profes...

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Dec 23, 2022

Errors vs. Bugs and the End of Stupidity

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Errors vs. Bugs and the End of Stupidity

A pianist has to believe in telekinesis. You have to believe you have the power to move your fingers with your mind. I learned that from Phil Cohn, my piano teachers piano teacher. Once in a while,...

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Dec 23, 2022

You don't want to be a sports car with one gear

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Dad Is More Than A Disciplinarian

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Dec 23, 2022

expectation is disappointment waiting to happen

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Antifragility: How to use suffering to get stronger | Jonathan Haidt...

Happiness is temporary, antifragility lasts forever, explains Jonathan Haidt and 5 other experts.Subscribe to Big Think on YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/...

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investmenttalk.substack.com

Investment Maxims Are Not One-Size-Fits-All

Caveats to Conventional Investing Wisdoms

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