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Similarly, @ritholtz and his crew remind me that it's valuable to build a reputation as a honest, humble straight-shooter, even if it means you miss out on the attention that can come with being loud and confrontational.

From @CarlotaPrzPerez, I'm reminded to appreciate the valuable long-term work done during periods of exuberance.

He's only told me this once, but one thing @adampbry has suggested as feedback that's stuck with me: Instead of creating a to-do item, just do the thing.

The little @meliarobin on my shoulder reminds me to not take myself to seriously, and suggests I perhaps organize my thoughts a bit better before going into decisions.

Little Charlie Munger is my enabler, reinforcing my book reading by reminding me of the value of a latticework of mental models in understanding the world and making good decisions.

Along the lines of this thread itself, @trengriffin constantly reminds me of the valuable perspectives you can draw from a wide range of human experiences. Don't dismiss what you can learn from someone because of the image you might have in your head.

While his personality is grating, I can't help but hear Taleb speak up about skin in the game and the value of theoretical versus practical knowledge when relevant.